سُقُوط
fall
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Highlights
Feminine
سَاقِطَة
Masculine plural
سَاقِطُون
Feminine plural
سَاقِطَات
Most common words from the same root
سَاقِط in English
Adjective
- fallen, falling, dropping
- vile, disreputable
- annulled, abolished, void
- incident (of light)
Word origin
Derived from the active participle of the verb سَقَطَ (saqaṭa, “to fall”).
Words from the root س-ق-ط
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سَقَطَ
· present يَسْقُطُ
Form I · The plain action
to fall, to collapse, to descend
مَسْقَط
مَسْقَط
place of birth
fallen
سَاقِط
lowlife
مَسْقُوط
سَقْطَة
a fall
سَاقِطَة
prostitute
to drop, to let or cause to fall, to topple, overthrow; to leave out; to fail, flunk (an examination, a class)
إِسْقَاط
toppling
مُسْقِط
مُسْقَط
تَسَاقَطَ
· present يَتَسَاقَطُ
Form VI · Mutual action
to fall down successively or gradually; to die one by one in a quick manner.
تَسَاقُط
مُتَسَاقِط
مُتَسَاقَط
سَقَط
defective
سَاقِط: plural and other forms
| Singular | سَاقِط |
|---|---|
| Feminine | سَاقِطَة |
| Masculine plural | سَاقِطُون |
| Feminine plural | سَاقِطَات |
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