قبيح

See also: قبیح‎

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ق ب ح‎ (q-b-ḥ).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /qa.biːħ/

Adjective

قَبِيح • (qabīḥ) (feminine قَبِيحَة‎ (qabīḥa), common plural قِبَاح‎ (qibāḥ), masculine plural قَبِيحُون‎ (qabīḥūn) or قَبَاحَى‎ (qabāḥā) or قَبْحَى‎ (qabḥā), feminine plural قَبِيحَات‎ (qabīḥāt) or قَبَائِح‎ (qabāʔiḥ), elative أَقْبَح‎ (ʔaqbaḥ))

  1. ugly
  2. vile, bad, abominable

Declension

Descendants

  • Moroccan Arabic: قبيح‎ (qbīḥ)
  • → Persian: قبیح‎ (qabih)

References

Moroccan Arabic

Root
ق ب ح‎
2 terms

Etymology

From Arabic قَبِيح‎ (qabīḥ).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /qbiːħ/

Adjective

قبيح • (qbīḥ) (feminine قبيحة‎ (qbīḥa), common plural قباح‎ (qbāḥ), masculine plural قبيحين‎ (qbīḥīn), feminine plural قبيحات‎ (qbīḥāt), elative أقبح‎ (ʔaqbaḥ) or قبح‎ (qbaḥ))

  1. ugly
    Synonym: خايب‎ (ḵāyib)
    Antonym: زوين‎ (zwīn)
    ‏هاد الدار قبيحة‎ ― hād ed-dār qbīḥa ― this house is ugly
  2. infamous
  3. abominable
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