سميط

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Alternative forms

• سَمِيت (samīt)

Etymology

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سمیت / سمید (simit), from Persian سمید (semid, “semolina”), from Arabic سَمِيد (samīd, “semolina”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /sa.miːtˤ/

Noun

سَمِيط • (samīṭ) m (plural سَمِيطَات (samīṭāt))

1. simit

Declension

Singular	basic singular triptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَمِيط samīṭ	السَّمِيط as-samīṭ	سَمِيط samīṭ
Nominative	سَمِيطٌ samīṭun	السَّمِيطُ as-samīṭu	سَمِيطُ samīṭu
Accusative	سَمِيطًا samīṭan	السَّمِيطَ as-samīṭa	سَمِيطَ samīṭa
Genitive	سَمِيطٍ samīṭin	السَّمِيطِ as-samīṭi	سَمِيطِ samīṭi
Dual	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَمِيطَيْن samīṭayn	السَّمِيطَيْن as-samīṭayn	سَمِيطَيْ samīṭay
Nominative	سَمِيطَانِ samīṭāni	السَّمِيطَانِ as-samīṭāni	سَمِيطَا samīṭā
Accusative	سَمِيطَيْنِ samīṭayni	السَّمِيطَيْنِ as-samīṭayni	سَمِيطَيْ samīṭay
Genitive	سَمِيطَيْنِ samīṭayni	السَّمِيطَيْنِ as-samīṭayni	سَمِيطَيْ samīṭay
Plural	sound feminine plural
	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَمِيطَات samīṭāt	السَّمِيطَات as-samīṭāt	سَمِيطَات samīṭāt
Nominative	سَمِيطَاتٌ samīṭātun	السَّمِيطَاتُ as-samīṭātu	سَمِيطَاتُ samīṭātu
Accusative	سَمِيطَاتٍ samīṭātin	السَّمِيطَاتِ as-samīṭāti	سَمِيطَاتِ samīṭāti
Genitive	سَمِيطَاتٍ samīṭātin	السَّمِيطَاتِ as-samīṭāti	سَمِيطَاتِ samīṭāti

Declension of noun سَمِيط (samīṭ)