ديك

See also: دیگ‎, دیگ‎, دیڭ‎, and دیك‎

Arabic
دِيك

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /diːk/

Noun

دِيك • (dīk) m (plural دِيَكَة‎ (diyaka) or دُيُوك‎ (duyūk), paucal أَدْيَاك‎ (ʔadyāk))

  1. rooster; cock

Declension
Declension of noun دِيك (dīk)
Singular basic singular triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal دِيك
dīk		 الدِّيك‎
ad-dīk		 دِيك
dīk
Nominative دِيكٌ
dīkun		 الدِّيكُ‎
ad-dīku		 دِيكُ
dīku
Accusative دِيكًا‎
dīkan		 الدِّيكَ‎
ad-dīka		 دِيكَ
dīka
Genitive دِيكٍ
dīkin		 الدِّيكِ‎
ad-dīki		 دِيكِ
dīki
Dual Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal دِيكَيْن‎
dīkayn		 الدِّيكَيْن‎
ad-dīkayn		 دِيكَيْ‎
dīkay
Nominative دِيكَانِ‎
dīkāni		 الدِّيكَانِ‎
ad-dīkāni		 دِيكَا‎
dīkā
Accusative دِيكَيْنِ‎
dīkayni		 الدِّيكَيْنِ‎
ad-dīkayni		 دِيكَيْ‎
dīkay
Genitive دِيكَيْنِ‎
dīkayni		 الدِّيكَيْنِ‎
ad-dīkayni		 دِيكَيْ‎
dīkay
Plural broken plural triptote in ـَة (-a)‎; basic broken plural triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal دِيَكَة‎‎; دُيُوك‎
diyaka‎; duyūk		 الدِّيَكَة‎‎; الدُّيُوك‎
ad-diyaka‎; ad-duyūk		 دِيَكَة‎‎; دُيُوك‎
diyakat‎; duyūk
Nominative دِيَكَةٌ‎‎; دُيُوكٌ‎
diyakatun‎; duyūkun		 الدِّيَكَةُ‎‎; الدُّيُوكُ‎
ad-diyakatu‎; ad-duyūku		 دِيَكَةُ‎‎; دُيُوكُ‎
diyakatu‎; duyūku
Accusative دِيَكَةً‎‎; دُيُوكًا‎
diyakatan‎; duyūkan		 الدِّيَكَةَ‎‎; الدُّيُوكَ‎
ad-diyakata‎; ad-duyūka		 دِيَكَةَ‎‎; دُيُوكَ‎
diyakata‎; duyūka
Genitive دِيَكَةٍ‎‎; دُيُوكٍ‎
diyakatin‎; duyūkin		 الدِّيَكَةِ‎‎; الدُّيُوكِ‎
ad-diyakati‎; ad-duyūki		 دِيَكَةِ‎‎; دُيُوكِ‎
diyakati‎; duyūki

Descendants
  • Gulf Arabic: ديچ‎ (dīč), ديج‎ (dīj /dīč/)

Moroccan Arabic

Etymology

From Arabic ذِيكَ‎ (ḏīka).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /diːk/
  • Audio(file)

Determiner

ديك • (dīk) f

  1. feminine singular of داك‎ (dāk)
    ‏ديك الدار عاد تبنت.‎‎
    dīk ed-dār ʕād ettebnāt
    That house was just built.

South Levantine Arabic

Etymology

From Arabic دِيك‎ (dīk).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /diːk/, [diːk]
  • Audio (Ramallah)(file)

Noun

ديك • (dīk) m (plural ديوك‎ (dyūk))

  1. rooster, cock

Derived terms
  • جاج‎ (jāj, “chickens”)
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