FromArabicاَلْيَمَن(al-yaman), fromProto-Semitic*yamīn-(“right; right hand”).
Yemen
The country is traditionally referred to with the definite articlethe, though this construction has declined in use.[1]
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ThePortuguese Language Orthographic Agreement of 1990 recommends the use of nativized forms of placenames (instead ofunadapted borrowings) if these are already established in the language. As such, the formIêmen /Iémen is preferred.
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Borrowed fromSpanishYemen(“Yemen”).
Yemen (Baybayin spellingᜌᜒᜋᜒᜈ᜔)
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| singular | plural | |
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| nominative | Yemen | - |
| definite accusative | Yemen'i | - |
| dative | Yemen'e | - |
| locative | Yemen'de | - |
| ablative | Yemen'den | - |
| genitive | Yemen'in | - |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| benim(my) | Yemen'im | Yemenlerim Yemen'lerim |
| senin(your) | Yemen'in | Yemenlerin Yemen'lerin |
| onun(his/her/its) | Yemen'i | Yemenleri Yemen'leri |
| bizim(our) | Yemen'imiz | Yemenlerimiz Yemen'lerimiz |
| sizin(your) | Yemen'iniz | Yemenleriniz Yemen'leriniz |
| onların(their) | Yemen'i Yemenleri Yemen'leri | Yemenleri Yemen'leri |
