هيام

Arabic

Etymology

Verbal noun of the verb هَامَ‎ (hāma, “to thirst for”) from the root ه ي م‎ (h-y-m).

Noun

هُيَام or هِيَام • (huyām or hiyām) m

  1. ardent love, loveaholism
  2. burning thirst

Declension
Declension of noun هُيَام (huyām)‎; هِيَام (hiyām)
Singular basic singular triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal هُيَام‎; هِيَام
huyām‎; hiyām		 الْهُيَام‎‎; الْهِيَام‎
al-huyām‎; al-hiyām		 هُيَام‎; هِيَام
huyām‎; hiyām
Nominative هُيَامٌ‎; هِيَامٌ
huyāmun‎; hiyāmun		 الْهُيَامُ‎‎; الْهِيَامُ‎
al-huyāmu‎; al-hiyāmu		 هُيَامُ‎; هِيَامُ
huyāmu‎; hiyāmu
Accusative هُيَامًا‎‎; هِيَامًا‎
huyāman‎; hiyāman		 الْهُيَامَ‎‎; الْهِيَامَ‎
al-huyāma‎; al-hiyāma		 هُيَامَ‎; هِيَامَ
huyāma‎; hiyāma
Genitive هُيَامٍ‎; هِيَامٍ
huyāmin‎; hiyāmin		 الْهُيَامِ‎‎; الْهِيَامِ‎
al-huyāmi‎; al-hiyāmi		 هُيَامِ‎; هِيَامِ
huyāmi‎; hiyāmi
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