A romanization of the sixteenth letter of theSemitic abjads, including Hebrewע(ʿayin), Phoenician𐤏(ʿayin), Aramaic𐡏(ʿē), and Classical Syriacܥ(ʿē), Arabicع(ʕayn) (where it is sixteenth inabjadi order only).
ayn (pluralayns)
A romanization ofKazakhаин(ain), the Kazakh name for the letterҒ(Ğ).
ayn (pluralayns)
ayn m orf (invariable)
ayn (emphaticaynsyn)
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Inherited fromOttoman Turkishعین(ayn), fromArabicعَين.
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Borrowed fromArabicعَيْن(ʕayn).
ayn (pluralaynlar)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | ayn | aynlar |
| genitive | aynning | aynlarning |
| dative | aynga | aynlarga |
| definite accusative | aynni | aynlarni |
| locative | aynda | aynlarda |
| ablative | ayndan | aynlardan |
| similative | ayndek | aynlardek |
