لفيف

Arabic

Etymology 1
Root
ل ف ف‎ (l-f-f)

Noun

لَفِيف • (lafīf) m

  1. group, crowd, mass
  2. (Arabic grammar) verb with two weak radicals next to each other
Declension
Declension of noun لَفِيف (lafīf)
Singular basic singular triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal لَفِيف
lafīf		 اللَّفِيف‎
al-lafīf		 لَفِيف
lafīf
Nominative لَفِيفٌ
lafīfun		 اللَّفِيفُ‎
al-lafīfu		 لَفِيفُ
lafīfu
Accusative لَفِيفًا‎
lafīfan		 اللَّفِيفَ‎
al-lafīfa		 لَفِيفَ
lafīfa
Genitive لَفِيفٍ
lafīfin		 اللَّفِيفِ‎
al-lafīfi		 لَفِيفِ
lafīfi

Etymology 2

From Ukrainian Львів (Lʹviv).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /lfiːf/, /lviːv/

Noun

لْفِيف‎ • (lfīf or lvīv) f

  1. Lviv (a city in Ukraine)
    Synonyms: لْفُوف‎ (lfūf, lvūv, lfōf, lvōv), لِمْبِرْغ‎ (lemberḡ)
  2. Lviv (an oblast in eastern Ukraine).
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