باشا

Arabic

Etymology

From Ottoman Turkish پاشا (paşa).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /baː.ʃaː/

Noun

بَاشَا • (bāšā) m (plural بَاشَوَات (bāšawāt) or بَاشَاوَات (bāšāwāt))

  1. pasha, bashaw
  2. sir, mister; polite term of address for a male stranger

Declension
Declension of noun بَاشَا (bāšā)
Singular singular invariable
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal بَاشَا
bāšā		 الْبَاشَا
al-bāšā		 بَاشَا
bāšā
Nominative بَاشَا
bāšā		 الْبَاشَا
al-bāšā		 بَاشَا
bāšā
Accusative بَاشَا
bāšā		 الْبَاشَا
al-bāšā		 بَاشَا
bāšā
Genitive بَاشَا
bāšā		 الْبَاشَا
al-bāšā		 بَاشَا
bāšā
Dual Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal بَاشَاوَيْن
bāšāwayn		 الْبَاشَاوَيْن
al-bāšāwayn		 بَاشَاوَيْ
bāšāway
Nominative بَاشَاوَانِ
bāšāwāni		 الْبَاشَاوَانِ
al-bāšāwāni		 بَاشَاوَا
bāšāwā
Accusative بَاشَاوَيْنِ
bāšāwayni		 الْبَاشَاوَيْنِ
al-bāšāwayni		 بَاشَاوَيْ
bāšāway
Genitive بَاشَاوَيْنِ
bāšāwayni		 الْبَاشَاوَيْنِ
al-bāšāwayni		 بَاشَاوَيْ
bāšāway
Plural sound feminine plural
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal بَاشَوَات‎; بَاشَاوَات
bāšawāt‎; bāšāwāt		 الْبَاشَوَات‎; الْبَاشَاوَات
al-bāšawāt‎; al-bāšāwāt		 بَاشَوَات‎; بَاشَاوَات
bāšawāt‎; bāšāwāt
Nominative بَاشَوَاتٌ‎; بَاشَاوَاتٌ
bāšawātun‎; bāšāwātun		 الْبَاشَوَاتُ‎; الْبَاشَاوَاتُ
al-bāšawātu‎; al-bāšāwātu		 بَاشَوَاتُ‎; بَاشَاوَاتُ
bāšawātu‎; bāšāwātu
Accusative بَاشَوَاتٍ‎; بَاشَاوَاتٍ
bāšawātin‎; bāšāwātin		 الْبَاشَوَاتِ‎; الْبَاشَاوَاتِ
al-bāšawāti‎; al-bāšāwāti		 بَاشَوَاتِ‎; بَاشَاوَاتِ
bāšawāti‎; bāšāwāti
Genitive بَاشَوَاتٍ‎; بَاشَاوَاتٍ
bāšawātin‎; bāšāwātin		 الْبَاشَوَاتِ‎; الْبَاشَاوَاتِ
al-bāšawāti‎; al-bāšāwāti		 بَاشَوَاتِ‎; بَاشَاوَاتِ
bāšawāti‎; bāšāwāti

Egyptian Arabic

Noun

باشا • (bāša) m

  1. sir, mister (polite term of address for a male stranger)
  2. dude, man (informal term of address to a male friend)
  3. pasha, bashaw
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