فاحش

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ف ح ش‎ (f-ḥ-š).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /faː.ħa.ʃa/

Verb

فَاحَشَ • (fāḥaša) III, non-past يُفَاحِشُ‎‎ (yufāḥišu)

  1. to engage in obscene dialogue, to try to out do someone in vulgar talk, to speak of or joke with unseemly content

Conjugation

Adjective

فَاحِش • (fāḥiš) (feminine فَاحِشَة‎ (fāḥiša), common plural فُحَّش‎ (fuḥḥaš), masculine plural فَاحِشُونَ‎ (fāḥišūna) or فُحَّاش‎ (fuḥḥāš) or فُحُش‎ (fuḥuš) or فُحَشَة‎ (fuḥaša), feminine plural فَاحِشَات‎ (fāḥišāt) or فَوَاحِش‎ (fawāḥiš))

  1. grievous, glaring, outrageous, flagrant, abominable, exorbitant, onerous
  2. obscene, indecent, lewd, offensive, vulgar

Declension

Persian

Pronunciation

  • (Tajik) IPA(key): /fɔˈhiʃ/

Adjective

فاحش • (fâheš) (comparative فاحش‌تَر‎ (fâheš-tar), superlative فاحش‌تَرین‎ (fâheš-tarin))

  1. egregious
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