مسل

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of سَلَّى (sallā, “to comfort, to amuse”), from the roots س ل و (s l w) and س ل ي (s l y).

Adjective

مُسَلٍّ • (musallin) (feminine مُسَلِّيَة (musalliya), masculine plural مُسَلُّون (musallūn), feminine plural مُسَلِّيَات (musalliyāt))

Declension

Declension of adjective **مُسَلٍّ** (musallin)
singular	masculine		feminine
	singular triptote in ـٍ (-in)		singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
informal	مُسَلِّي musallī	الْمُسَلِّي al-musallī	مُسَلِّيَة musalliya	الْمُسَلِّيَة al-musalliya
nominative	مُسَلٍّ musallin	الْمُسَلِّي al-musallī	مُسَلِّيَةٌ musalliyatun	الْمُسَلِّيَةُ al-musalliyatu
accusative	مُسَلِّيًا musalliyan	الْمُسَلِّيَ al-musalliya	مُسَلِّيَةً musalliyatan	الْمُسَلِّيَةَ al-musalliyata
genitive	مُسَلٍّ musallin	الْمُسَلِّي al-musallī	مُسَلِّيَةٍ musalliyatin	الْمُسَلِّيَةِ al-musalliyati
dual	masculine		feminine
dual	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
informal	مُسَلِّيَيْن musalliyayn	الْمُسَلِّيَيْن al-musalliyayn	مُسَلِّيَتَيْن musalliyatayn	الْمُسَلِّيَتَيْن al-musalliyatayn
nominative	مُسَلِّيَانِ musalliyāni	الْمُسَلِّيَانِ al-musalliyāni	مُسَلِّيَتَانِ musalliyatāni	الْمُسَلِّيَتَانِ al-musalliyatāni
accusative	مُسَلِّيَيْنِ musalliyayni	الْمُسَلِّيَيْنِ al-musalliyayni	مُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ musalliyatayni	الْمُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ al-musalliyatayni
genitive	مُسَلِّيَيْنِ musalliyayni	الْمُسَلِّيَيْنِ al-musalliyayni	مُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ musalliyatayni	الْمُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ al-musalliyatayni
plural	masculine		feminine
	sound masculine plural		sound feminine plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
informal	مُسَلِّين musallīn	الْمُسَلِّين al-musallīn	مُسَلِّيَات musalliyāt	الْمُسَلِّيَات al-musalliyāt
nominative	مُسَلُّونَ musallūna	الْمُسَلُّونَ al-musallūna	مُسَلِّيَاتٌ musalliyātun	الْمُسَلِّيَاتُ al-musalliyātu
accusative	مُسَلِّينَ musallīna	الْمُسَلِّينَ al-musallīna	مُسَلِّيَاتٍ musalliyātin	الْمُسَلِّيَاتِ al-musalliyāti
genitive	مُسَلِّينَ musallīna	الْمُسَلِّينَ al-musallīna	مُسَلِّيَاتٍ musalliyātin	الْمُسَلِّيَاتِ al-musalliyāti

References

Wehr, Hans (1979), “سلو”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN

Noun

مُسَلٍّ • (musallin) m (plural مُسَلُّون (musallūn), feminine مُسَلِّيَة (musalliya))

comforter (one who comforts)

Declension

Declension of noun **مُسَلٍّ** (musallin)
singular	masculine			feminine
	singular triptote in ـٍ (-in)			singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
	indefinite	definite	construct	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	مُسَلِّي musallī	الْمُسَلِّي al-musallī	مُسَلِّي musallī	مُسَلِّيَة musalliya	الْمُسَلِّيَة al-musalliya	مُسَلِّيَة musalliyat
nominative	مُسَلٍّ musallin	الْمُسَلِّي al-musallī	مُسَلِّي musallī	مُسَلِّيَةٌ musalliyatun	الْمُسَلِّيَةُ al-musalliyatu	مُسَلِّيَةُ musalliyatu
accusative	مُسَلِّيًا musalliyan	الْمُسَلِّيَ al-musalliya	مُسَلِّيَ musalliya	مُسَلِّيَةً musalliyatan	الْمُسَلِّيَةَ al-musalliyata	مُسَلِّيَةَ musalliyata
genitive	مُسَلٍّ musallin	الْمُسَلِّي al-musallī	مُسَلِّي musallī	مُسَلِّيَةٍ musalliyatin	الْمُسَلِّيَةِ al-musalliyati	مُسَلِّيَةِ musalliyati
dual	masculine			feminine
dual	indefinite	definite	construct	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	مُسَلِّيَيْن musalliyayn	الْمُسَلِّيَيْن al-musalliyayn	مُسَلِّيَيْ musalliyay	مُسَلِّيَتَيْن musalliyatayn	الْمُسَلِّيَتَيْن al-musalliyatayn	مُسَلِّيَتَيْ musalliyatay
nominative	مُسَلِّيَانِ musalliyāni	الْمُسَلِّيَانِ al-musalliyāni	مُسَلِّيَا musalliyā	مُسَلِّيَتَانِ musalliyatāni	الْمُسَلِّيَتَانِ al-musalliyatāni	مُسَلِّيَتَا musalliyatā
accusative	مُسَلِّيَيْنِ musalliyayni	الْمُسَلِّيَيْنِ al-musalliyayni	مُسَلِّيَيْ musalliyay	مُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ musalliyatayni	الْمُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ al-musalliyatayni	مُسَلِّيَتَيْ musalliyatay
genitive	مُسَلِّيَيْنِ musalliyayni	الْمُسَلِّيَيْنِ al-musalliyayni	مُسَلِّيَيْ musalliyay	مُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ musalliyatayni	الْمُسَلِّيَتَيْنِ al-musalliyatayni	مُسَلِّيَتَيْ musalliyatay
plural	masculine			feminine
	sound masculine plural			sound feminine plural
	indefinite	definite	construct	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	مُسَلِّين musallīn	الْمُسَلِّين al-musallīn	مُسَلِّي musallī	مُسَلِّيَات musalliyāt	الْمُسَلِّيَات al-musalliyāt	مُسَلِّيَات musalliyāt
nominative	مُسَلُّونَ musallūna	الْمُسَلُّونَ al-musallūna	مُسَلُّو musallū	مُسَلِّيَاتٌ musalliyātun	الْمُسَلِّيَاتُ al-musalliyātu	مُسَلِّيَاتُ musalliyātu
accusative	مُسَلِّينَ musallīna	الْمُسَلِّينَ al-musallīna	مُسَلِّي musallī	مُسَلِّيَاتٍ musalliyātin	الْمُسَلِّيَاتِ al-musalliyāti	مُسَلِّيَاتِ musalliyāti
genitive	مُسَلِّينَ musallīna	الْمُسَلِّينَ al-musallīna	مُسَلِّي musallī	مُسَلِّيَاتٍ musalliyātin	الْمُسَلِّيَاتِ al-musalliyāti	مُسَلِّيَاتِ musalliyāti

References

Wehr, Hans (1979), “سلو”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN