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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