عدى

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ع د و‎ (ʕ-d-w).

Verb

عَدَّى • (ʕaddā) II, non-past يُعَدِّي‎‎ (yuʕaddī)

  1. to abandon, to abstain, to deflect, to depart, to diverge (عَن‎ (ʕan) from something)
  2. to approve, to allow
  3. (grammar) to make transitive

Conjugation

References

Egyptian Arabic

Verb

عدى • (ʕAadda) (perfect, imperfect يعدي‎ (yiʕAaddi), verb form I)

  1. to pass by, to go past, to cross
    • (Can we date this quote?) Mathew Aldrichكلام كل يوم ج1 ص19 لل:
      ‏هتمشي طوال لحد ما توصل للميدان، هتعديه، هتلاقى في يافطة مترو، تاني مفرق م الميدان ع الشمال‎
      ‏hatimšī ṭwāl li-ḥad mā tawṣil lil-mīdān, hatʕdī, hatalā'a fī yāfṭa mitrū, tānī mafra' mi l-mīdān ʕa al-šamāl‎
      You`ll go straight until you reach the square, cross it and you'll find a "Metro" sign at the second intersection left of the square.

Conjugation

This verb needs an inflection-table template.

South Levantine Arabic

Root
ع د ي‎

Alternative forms

  • أعدى‎ (ʔaʕda) (MSA-influenced form)

Etymology

From Arabic أَعْدَى‎ (ʔaʕdā).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʕa.da/, [ˈʕa.da]
  • (file)

Verb

عدى • (ʕada) (form I, present بعدي‎ (biʕdi))

  1. to infect

Conjugation

    Conjugation of عدى (ىada)
singular plural
1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person
past m عديت (ىadēt) عديت (ىadēt) عدى (ىada) عدينا (ىadēna) عديتو (ىadētu) عدو (ىadu)
f عديتي (ىadēti) عدت (ىadat)
present m بعدي (baىdi) بتعدي (btiىdi) بيعدي (biىdi) منعدي (mniىdi) بتعدو (btiىdu) بعدو (biىdu)
f بتعدي (btiىdi) بتعدي (btiىdi)
subjunctive m اعدي (aىdi) تعدي (tiىdi) يعدي (yiىdi) نعدي (niىdi) تعدو (tiىdu) يعدو (yiىdu)
f تعدي (tiىdi) تعدي (tiىdi)
imperative m اعدي (iىdi) اعدو (iىdu)
f اعدي (iىdi)
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