شرط

Arabic

Etymology 1

From the root ش ر ط‎ (š-r-ṭ).

Verb

شَرَطَ • (šaraṭa) I, non-past يَشْرُطُ‎ or يَشْرِطُ‎‎ (yašruṭu or yašriṭu)

  1. to make a condition, to stipulate
  2. to make incisions in the skin, to scarify
  3. to fasten with a string of palm bast
  4. (modern) to tear into pieces
Conjugation

Verb

شَرَّطَ • (šarraṭa) II, non-past يُشَرِّطُ‎‎ (yušarriṭu)

  1. to scarify, to cup
  2. (modern) to make small chains or rosaries
Conjugation
Descendants
  • → Middle Armenian: շառտել (šaṙtel), շառռտել (šaṙṙtel)

Noun

شَرْط • (šarṭ) m (plural شُرُوط‎ (šurūṭ))

  1. verbal noun of شَرَطَ (šaraṭa) (form I)
  2. condition, reservation, proviso, stipulation, article of a compact, contract, requirement, prescription, obligation
  3. incision, scarification
Declension

Adjective

شَرْط • (šarṭ) (masculine plural أَشْرَاط‎ (ʔašrāṭ), elative أَشْرَط‎ (ʔašraṭ))

  1. low, mean
Declension

Noun

شُرُط • (šuruṭ) pl

  1. plural of شَرِيط‎ (šarīṭ)

Noun

شُرَط • (šuraṭ) pl

  1. plural of شُرْطَة‎ (šurṭa)

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

From Arabic شَرْط‎ (šarṭ).

Noun

شرط • (şart) (definite accusative شرطی‎ (şartı), plural شرطلر‎ (şartlar) or شرائط‎ (şerait))

  1. condition
  2. circumstance

Descendants

References

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic شَرْط‎ (šarṭ).

Pronunciation

  • (Dari): IPA(key): /ʃaɾt/

Noun

شرط • (šart) (plural شرایط‎ (šarâyet) or شرط‌ها‎ (šart-hâ))

  1. condition

Derived terms

Descendants

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