يانصيب
Arabic
editEtymology
editFrom يَا (yā, vocative particle) + نَصِيب (naṣīb, “share, luck, fate”), literally “O fate!”.
Pronunciation
editNoun
editيَانَصِيب • (yānaṣīb) m
- lottery, lotto
- 2015 December 22, Hespress[1]:
- وَيُقِيمُ ٱلشَّابَانِ ٱللَّذَانِ حَصَلَا عَلَى جَائِزَةِ «اَلْغُورْدُو»، وَهِيَ أَكْبَرُ جَوَائِزِ «يَانَصِيبِ»، فِي بَلْدَةِ «رُوكِيتَاسْ دِيلْ مَارْ» بِمُحَافَظَةِ «أَلْمِيرْيَا»، جَنُوبِيّ إِسْبَانْيَا.
- wayuqīmu š-šābāni l-laḏāni ḥaṣalā ʕalā jāʔizati “alḡūrdū”, wahiya ʔakbaru jawāʔizi “yānaṣībi”, fī baldati “rūkītās dīl mār” bimuḥāfaẓati “ʔalmīryā”, janūbiyy ʔisbānyā.
- And the two young people that won the lottery El Gordo, which is the biggest grand prize of [Spanish] lottery, reside in the town of Roquetas de Mar in the province of Almería, south of Spain.
Declension
editDeclension of noun يَانَصِيب (yānaṣīb)
Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | يَانَصِيب yānaṣīb |
الْيَانَصِيب al-yānaṣīb |
يَانَصِيب yānaṣīb |
Nominative | يَانَصِيبٌ yānaṣībun |
الْيَانَصِيبُ al-yānaṣību |
يَانَصِيبُ yānaṣību |
Accusative | يَانَصِيبًا yānaṣīban |
الْيَانَصِيبَ al-yānaṣība |
يَانَصِيبَ yānaṣība |
Genitive | يَانَصِيبٍ yānaṣībin |
الْيَانَصِيبِ al-yānaṣībi |
يَانَصِيبِ yānaṣībi |
Derived terms
edit- يانَصِيبِيّ (yānaṣībiyy)