مستبد

Arabic

Root
ب د د (b d d)
5 terms

Etymology

    Derived from the active participle of اِسْتَبَدَّ (istabadda, “to overpower”).

    Pronunciation

    • IPA(key): /mus.ta.bidd/

    Adjective

    مُسْتَبِدّ • (mustabidd) (feminine مُسْتَبِدَّة (mustabidda), masculine plural مُسْتَبِدُّون (mustabiddūn), feminine plural مُسْتَبِدَّات (mustabiddāt))

    1. tyrannical
    2. authoritarian
    3. despotic; autocratic

    Declension

    Declension of adjective مُسْتَبِدّ (mustabidd)
    singular masculine feminine
    basic singular triptote singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
    indefinite definite indefinite definite
    informal مُسْتَبِدّ
    mustabidd     		الْمُسْتَبِدّ
    al-mustabidd     		مُسْتَبِدَّة
    mustabidda     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّة
    al-mustabidda
    nominative مُسْتَبِدٌّ
    mustabiddun     		الْمُسْتَبِدُّ
    al-mustabiddu     		مُسْتَبِدَّةٌ
    mustabiddatun     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّةُ
    al-mustabiddatu
    accusative مُسْتَبِدًّا
    mustabiddan     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّ
    al-mustabidda     		مُسْتَبِدَّةً
    mustabiddatan     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّةَ
    al-mustabiddata
    genitive مُسْتَبِدٍّ
    mustabiddin     		الْمُسْتَبِدِّ
    al-mustabiddi     		مُسْتَبِدَّةٍ
    mustabiddatin     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّةِ
    al-mustabiddati
    dual masculine feminine
    indefinite definite indefinite definite
    informal مُسْتَبِدَّيْن
    mustabiddayn     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّيْن
    al-mustabiddayn     		مُسْتَبِدَّتَيْن
    mustabiddatayn     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّتَيْن
    al-mustabiddatayn
    nominative مُسْتَبِدَّانِ
    mustabiddāni     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّانِ
    al-mustabiddāni     		مُسْتَبِدَّتَانِ
    mustabiddatāni     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّتَانِ
    al-mustabiddatāni
    accusative مُسْتَبِدَّيْنِ
    mustabiddayni     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّيْنِ
    al-mustabiddayni     		مُسْتَبِدَّتَيْنِ
    mustabiddatayni     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّتَيْنِ
    al-mustabiddatayni
    genitive مُسْتَبِدَّيْنِ
    mustabiddayni     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّيْنِ
    al-mustabiddayni     		مُسْتَبِدَّتَيْنِ
    mustabiddatayni     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّتَيْنِ
    al-mustabiddatayni
    plural masculine feminine
    sound masculine plural sound feminine plural
    indefinite definite indefinite definite
    informal مُسْتَبِدِّين
    mustabiddīn     		الْمُسْتَبِدِّين
    al-mustabiddīn     		مُسْتَبِدَّات
    mustabiddāt     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّات
    al-mustabiddāt
    nominative مُسْتَبِدُّونَ
    mustabiddūna     		الْمُسْتَبِدُّونَ
    al-mustabiddūna     		مُسْتَبِدَّاتٌ
    mustabiddātun     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّاتُ
    al-mustabiddātu
    accusative مُسْتَبِدِّينَ
    mustabiddīna     		الْمُسْتَبِدِّينَ
    al-mustabiddīna     		مُسْتَبِدَّاتٍ
    mustabiddātin     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّاتِ
    al-mustabiddāti
    genitive مُسْتَبِدِّينَ
    mustabiddīna     		الْمُسْتَبِدِّينَ
    al-mustabiddīna     		مُسْتَبِدَّاتٍ
    mustabiddātin     		الْمُسْتَبِدَّاتِ
    al-mustabiddāti

    Descendants

    • → Azerbaijani: müstəbid
    • → Classical Persian: مُسْتَبِد (mustabid)
    • → Ottoman Turkish: مستبد (müstebid)

    Ottoman Turkish

    Etymology

    Etymology tree
    Arabic اِسْتَبَدَّ (istabadda)
    Arabic مُسْتَبِدّ (mustabidd)bor.
    Ottoman Turkish مستبد

      Borrowed from Arabic مُسْتَبِدّ (mustabidd).

      Noun

      مستبد • (müstebid)

      1. despot, tyrant

      Descendants

      References

      Persian

      Etymology

      Etymology tree
      Arabic اِسْتَبَدَّ (istabadda)
      Arabic مُسْتَبِدّ (mustabidd)bor.
      Persian مستبد

        Borrowed from Arabic مُسْتَبِدّ (mustabidd).

        Pronunciation

         
        • (Dari, formal) IPA(key): [mʊs.t̪ʰä.bɪ́d̪]
          • (Kabuli) IPA(key): [mʊs.t̪ʰä.bɪ́d̪]
          • (Hazaragi) IPA(key): [mus.t̪ʰä.bíd̪̥]

        Readings
        Classical reading? mustabid
        Dari reading? mustabid
        Iranian reading? mostabed
        Tajik reading? mustabid

        Adjective

        مستبد • (mostabed)

        1. despotic; autocratic (of a person)

        Derived terms

        • مستبدانه (mostabedâne, “despotic, tyrannic (of an action, an idea)”)

        Descendants

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