رون

Moroccan Arabic

Root
ر و ن‎
2 terms

Etymology

Denominal verb of روينة‎ (rwīna).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /raw.wan/

Verb

روّن • (rawwan) (form II, non-past يروّن‎ (yrawwan))

to ruin, to mess up
Synonym: روبل‎ (rawbal)

Conjugation

Conjugation of رون
		singular				plural
		1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person		1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person
past	m	روّنت‎ (rawwant)	روّنتي‎ (rawwanti)	روّن (rawwan)		روّننا‎ (rawwanna)	روّنتوا‎ (rawwantu)	روّنوا‎ (rawwnu)
past	f	روّنت‎ (rawwant)	روّنتي‎ (rawwanti)	روّنت‎ (rawwnāt)		روّننا‎ (rawwanna)	روّنتوا‎ (rawwantu)	روّنوا‎ (rawwnu)
non-past	m	نروّن‎ (nrawwan)	تروّن‎ (trawwan)	يروّن‎ (yrawwan)		نروّنوا‎ (nrawwnu)	تروّنوا‎ (trawwnu)	يروّنوا‎ (yrawwnu)
non-past	f	نروّن‎ (nrawwan)	تروّني‎ (trawwni)	تروّن‎ (trawwan)		نروّنوا‎ (nrawwnu)	تروّنوا‎ (trawwnu)	يروّنوا‎ (yrawwnu)
imperative	m		روّن (rawwan)				روّنوا‎ (rawwnu)
imperative	f		روّني‎ (rawwni)				روّنوا‎ (rawwnu)

Southwestern Fars

Noun

رون (run)

(anatomy, Masarm, Deh Sarv, Kuzarg) thigh

Ushojo

Etymology

From Urdu رونا‎ (ronā).

Verb

رون (rōn)

to cry
to weep

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