حسس

Hijazi Arabic

Root
ح س س
3 terms

Etymology

From Arabic حَسَّسَ (ḥassasa).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ħas.sas/

Verb

حسَّس • (ḥassas) II (non-past يِحسِّس (yiḥassis))

1. to make someone feel a certain way

Conjugation

Conjugation of حسس (ḥassas)
		singular				plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person		1st person	2nd person	3rd person
past	m	حسست (ḥassast)	حسست (ḥassast)	حسس (ḥassas)		حسسنا (ḥassasna)	حسستوا (ḥassastu)	حسسوا (ḥassasu)
	f		حسستي (ḥassasti)	حسست (ḥassasat)
non-past	m	أحسس (ʔaḥassis)	تحسس (tiḥassis)	يحسس (yiḥassis)		نحسس (niḥassis)	تحسسوا (tiḥassisu)	يحسسوا (yiḥassisu)
	f		تحسسي (tiḥassisi)	تحسس (tiḥassis)
imperative	m		حسس (ḥassis)				حسسوا (ḥassisu)
	f		حسسي (ḥassisi)

South Levantine Arabic

Root
ح س س
3 terms

Etymology

From Arabic حَسَّس (ḥassas).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ħas.sas/, [ˈħas.sas]

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Verb

حسّس • (ḥassas) II (present بحسّس (biḥasses))

1. to make someone feel a certain way
2. to give off a certain impression to others

Conjugation

Conjugation of حسّس (ḥassas)
		singular				plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person		1st person	2nd person	3rd person
past	m	حسّست (ḥassast)	حسّست (ḥassast)	حسّس (ḥassas)		حسّسنا (ḥassasna)	حسّستو (ḥassastu)	حسّسو (ḥassasu)
	f		حسّستي (ḥassasti)	حسّست (ḥassasat)
present	m	بحسّس (baḥasses)	بتحسّس (bitḥasses)	بحسّس (biḥasses)		منحسّس (minḥasses)	بتحسّسو (bitḥasssu)	بحسّسو (biḥasssu)
	f		بتحسّسي (bitḥasssi)	بتحسّس (bitḥasses)
subjunctive	m	احسّس (aḥasses)	تحسّس (tḥasses)	يحسّس (yḥasses)		نحسّس (nḥasses)	تحسّسو (tḥasssu)	يحسّسو (yḥasssu)
	f		تحسّسي (tḥasssi)	تحسّس (tḥasses)
imperative	m		حسّس (ḥasses)				حسّسو (ḥasssu)
	f		حسّسي (ḥasssi)