شامس

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of شَمَسَ‎ (šamasa, “to be sunny”) and شَمِسَ‎ (šamisa, “to be sunny”), from a root ش م س‎ (š-m-s) extracted from شَمْس‎ (šams, “sun”).

Adjective

شَامِس • (šāmis) (feminine شَامِسَة‎ (šāmisa), elative أَشْمَس‎ (ʾašmas))

  1. sunny, sunlit

Declension

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