ر ء س

Arabic

Etymology

Compare the Hebrew word ⁧רֹאשׁ⁩ (rōš), written with an ⁧א⁩ indicating the former presence of a glottal stop, as in Arabic.

Root

⁧ر ء س⁩ • (r-ʔ-s)

  1. related to the head

Derived terms

Verbs and verbal derivatives
  • Form I: ⁧رَأَسَ⁩ (raʔasa, “to be in charge of, to preside over”)
  • Form II: ⁧رَأَّسَ⁩ (raʔʔasa, “to appoint as chief”)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧تَرْئِيس⁩ (tarʔīs)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُرَئِّس⁩ (muraʔʔis)
    • Passive participle: ⁧مُرَأَّس⁩ (muraʔʔas)
  • Form V: ⁧تَرَأَّسَ⁩ (taraʔʔasa, “to be in charge of, to preside over”)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧تَرَؤُّس⁩ (taraʔʔus, “management, chairmanship”)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُتَرَئِّس⁩ (mutaraʔʔis)
    • Passive participle: ⁧مُتَرَأَّس⁩ (mutaraʔʔas)
  • Form VIII: ⁧اِرْتَأَسَ⁩ (irtaʔasa, “to be or become the chief”)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧اِرْتِئَاس⁩ (irtiʔās)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُرْتَئِس⁩ (murtaʔis)
Nouns and adjectives
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