غريب طوس

Arabic

Etymology

From غَرِيب‎ (ḡarīb, “[the] stranger”) and طُوسٍ‎ (ṭūsin, “Ṭus, Mashhad”).

Pronunciation
  • (Classical Arabic) IPA(key): /ɣa.riːb tˁuː.sin/ invalid IPA characters (ˁ), replace ˁ with ˤ
  • (Kuwaiti, Gulf) IPA(key): /ʁəriːb tˤuːs/

Proper noun

غَرِيب طُوسٍ‎ • (ḡarīb ṭūsin) m

  1. Imam Ali al-Reza, the eighth Twelver Shi'a Imam.

Declension
Declension of noun غَرِيب طُوس (ḡarīb ṭūs)
Singular basic singular triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal — غَرِيب طُوس
ḡarīb ṭūs		 —
Nominative — غَرِيبُ طُوسٍ‎; غَرِيبُ طُوسَ
ḡarību ṭūsin‎; ḡarību ṭūsa		 —
Accusative — غَرِيبَ طُوسٍ‎; غَرِيبَ طُوسَ
ḡarība ṭūsin‎; ḡarība ṭūsa		 —
Genitive — غَرِيبِ طُوسٍ‎; غَرِيبِ طُوسَ
ḡarībi ṭūsin‎; ḡarībi ṭūsa		 —
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