هاون

Arabic

Etymology

Borrowed from Middle Persian hʾwn' (hāwan, “mortar”).

Noun

هَاوُن • (hāwun) m (plural أَهْوَان‎ (ʾahwān) or هَوَاوِين‎ (hawāwīn))

mortar (tool used with a pestle)

Declension

Declension of noun هَاوُن (hāwun)

Singular	basic singular triptote
Singular	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	هَاوُن hāwun	الْهَاوُن‎ al-hāwun	هَاوُن hāwun
Nominative	هَاوُنٌ hāwunun	الْهَاوُنُ‎ al-hāwunu	هَاوُنُ hāwunu
Accusative	هَاوُنًا‎ hāwunan	الْهَاوُنَ‎ al-hāwuna	هَاوُنَ hāwuna
Genitive	هَاوُنٍ hāwunin	الْهَاوُنِ‎ al-hāwuni	هَاوُنِ hāwuni
Dual	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	هَاوُنَيْن‎ hāwunayn	الْهَاوُنَيْن‎ al-hāwunayn	هَاوُنَيْ‎ hāwunay
Nominative	هَاوُنَانِ‎ hāwunāni	الْهَاوُنَانِ‎ al-hāwunāni	هَاوُنَا‎ hāwunā
Accusative	هَاوُنَيْنِ‎ hāwunayni	الْهَاوُنَيْنِ‎ al-hāwunayni	هَاوُنَيْ‎ hāwunay
Genitive	هَاوُنَيْنِ‎ hāwunayni	الْهَاوُنَيْنِ‎ al-hāwunayni	هَاوُنَيْ‎ hāwunay
Plural	basic broken plural triptote‎; basic broken plural diptote
Plural	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	أَهْوَان‎‎; هَوَاوِين‎ ʾahwān‎; hawāwīn	الْأَهْوَان‎‎; الْهَوَاوِين‎ al-ʾahwān‎; al-hawāwīn	أَهْوَان‎‎; هَوَاوِين‎ ʾahwān‎; hawāwīn
Nominative	أَهْوَانٌ‎‎; هَوَاوِينُ‎ ʾahwānun‎; hawāwīnu	الْأَهْوَانُ‎‎; الْهَوَاوِينُ‎ al-ʾahwānu‎; al-hawāwīnu	أَهْوَانُ‎‎; هَوَاوِينُ‎ ʾahwānu‎; hawāwīnu
Accusative	أَهْوَانًا‎‎; هَوَاوِينَ‎ ʾahwānan‎; hawāwīna	الْأَهْوَانَ‎‎; الْهَوَاوِينَ‎ al-ʾahwāna‎; al-hawāwīna	أَهْوَانَ‎‎; هَوَاوِينَ‎ ʾahwāna‎; hawāwīna
Genitive	أَهْوَانٍ‎‎; هَوَاوِينَ‎ ʾahwānin‎; hawāwīna	الْأَهْوَانِ‎‎; الْهَوَاوِينِ‎ al-ʾahwāni‎; al-hawāwīni	أَهْوَانِ‎‎; هَوَاوِينِ‎ ʾahwāni‎; hawāwīni

Reference

MacKenzie, D. N. (1971), “hāwan”, in A concise Pahlavi dictionary, London, New York, Toronto: Oxford University Press, page 43

Persian

Etymology

From Middle Persian hʾwn' (hāwan, “mortar”).

Noun

هاون • (hâvan)

mortar (tool used with a pestle)

Reference

MacKenzie, D. N. (1971), “hāwan”, in A concise Pahlavi dictionary, London, New York, Toronto: Oxford University Press, page 43

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