سائح

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of the verb سَاحَ‎ (sāḥa, “to travel”), from the root س ي ح‎ (s-y-ḥ).

Noun

سَائِح • (sāʾiḥ) m (plural سُيَّاح‎ (suyyāḥ))

traveler, wanderer, tourist
visitor
someone who fasts in a mosque or mortifies himself
hermit
wandering dervish

Declension

Declension of noun سَائِح (sāʾiḥ)

Singular	basic singular triptote
Singular	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَائِح sāʾiḥ	السَّائِح‎ as-sāʾiḥ	سَائِح sāʾiḥ
Nominative	سَائِحٌ sāʾiḥun	السَّائِحُ‎ as-sāʾiḥu	سَائِحُ sāʾiḥu
Accusative	سَائِحًا‎ sāʾiḥan	السَّائِحَ‎ as-sāʾiḥa	سَائِحَ sāʾiḥa
Genitive	سَائِحٍ sāʾiḥin	السَّائِحِ‎ as-sāʾiḥi	سَائِحِ sāʾiḥi
Dual	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَائِحَيْن‎ sāʾiḥayn	السَّائِحَيْن‎ as-sāʾiḥayn	سَائِحَيْ‎ sāʾiḥay
Nominative	سَائِحَانِ‎ sāʾiḥāni	السَّائِحَانِ‎ as-sāʾiḥāni	سَائِحَا‎ sāʾiḥā
Accusative	سَائِحَيْنِ‎ sāʾiḥayni	السَّائِحَيْنِ‎ as-sāʾiḥayni	سَائِحَيْ‎ sāʾiḥay
Genitive	سَائِحَيْنِ‎ sāʾiḥayni	السَّائِحَيْنِ‎ as-sāʾiḥayni	سَائِحَيْ‎ sāʾiḥay
Plural	basic broken plural triptote
Plural	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سُوَّاح‎ suwwāḥ	السُّوَّاح‎ as-suwwāḥ	سُوَّاح‎ suwwāḥ
Nominative	سُوَّاحٌ‎ suwwāḥun	السُّوَّاحُ‎ as-suwwāḥu	سُوَّاحُ‎ suwwāḥu
Accusative	سُوَّاحًا‎ suwwāḥan	السُّوَّاحَ‎ as-suwwāḥa	سُوَّاحَ‎ suwwāḥa
Genitive	سُوَّاحٍ‎ suwwāḥin	السُّوَّاحِ‎ as-suwwāḥi	سُوَّاحِ‎ suwwāḥi

References

Lane, Edward William (1863), “سائح”, in Arabic-English Lexicon, London: Williams & Norgate
Steingass, Francis Joseph (1884), “سائح”, in The Student's Arabic–English Dictionary, London: W.H. Allen

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