فَسَاد
perversion
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Highlights
Feminine
فَاسِدَة
Masculine plural
فَاسِدُون، فَسْدَى
Elative
أَفْسَد
more / most …
Most common words from the same root
فَاسِد in English
Adjective
- spoiled, rotten
- corrupt
- destructive
Word origin
Derived from the active participle of فَسَدَ (fasada, “to be or become spoiled, to be or become wicked, to be empty”).
Words from the root ف-س-د
Arabic verbs come in forms; each form's nouns are listed under its verb. See the whole root on one page →
فَسَدَ
· present يَفْسُدُ
Form I · The plain action
to be or become rotten, spoiled, bad; to be or become wicked, vile, evil, depraved; to be empty, vain, false, unsound, wrong
فَسَّدَ
· present يُفَسِّدُ
Form II · Causative or intensive
to corrupt, spoil, pervert, ruin; to sully, debase, tarnish
تَفْسِيد
مُفَسِّد
مُفَسَّد
to spoil, to damage, to ruin
إِفْسَاد
ruining
مُفْسِد
who corrupts
مُفْسِد
corruptor
مُفْسَد
أَفْسَد
elative degree of فَاسِد
مَفْسَدَة
cause of corruption or evil
فَاسِد: plural and other forms
| Singular | فَاسِد |
|---|---|
| Feminine | فَاسِدَة |
| Masculine plural | فَاسِدُون، فَسْدَى |
| Elative (more / most) | أَفْسَد |
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