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تَجْرِيبِيّ

experimental /tadʒriːˈbiːj/

adjectiveB2#4361 most common

Also: pilot (e.g., a pilot program), empirical, trial

Example sentences

هٰذا بَرنامَجٌ تَجريبيٌّ.
This is a trial program.
أَجرَينا اختِبارًا تَجريبيًّا لِلسَّيّارَةِ الجَديدَةِ.
We ran an experimental test on the new car.
أَطلَقَتِ الشَّرِكَةُ نُسخَةً تَجريبيَّةً مِنَ التَّطبيقِ.
The company launched a trial version of the app.
يَعتَمِدُ العِلمُ الحَديثُ عَلَى المَنهَجِ التَّجريبيِّ في إِثباتِ النَّظَرِيّاتِ.
Modern science relies on the experimental method to prove theories.
أُجرِيَت دِراسَةٌ تَجريبيَّةٌ لِقياسِ تَأثيرِ الدَّواءِ عَلَى المَرضَى.
An experimental study was conducted to measure the drug's effect on patients.
يَميلُ الفَيلَسوفُ إِلَى الرُّؤيَةِ التَّجريبيَّةِ الَّتي تُرجِعُ المَعرِفَةَ إِلَى التَّجرِبَةِ الحِسِّيَّةِ لا إِلَى العَقلِ المُجَرَّدِ.
The philosopher leans toward the empiricist view, which traces knowledge to sensory experience rather than to pure reason.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeتَجريبيٌّتَجريبيّونَ
Genitiveتَجريبيٍّتَجريبيّينَ
Accusativeتَجريبيًّاتَجريبيّينَ
Vocativeيا تَجريبيُّيا تَجريبيّونَ

Word family

تَجرِبَةexperience, experiment, trial
جَرَّبَto try, to test, to experiment
تَجريبexperimentation, trying out
مُجَرَّبtried, tested, proven
تَجريبيًّاexperimentally

Etymology

The word comes from the triliteral root ج-ر-ب, tied to trying, testing, and gaining experience. The Form II verb جَرَّبَ ("to try, to test") gives the verbal noun تَجريب ("trying out, experimentation"). Adding the nisba suffix -يّ turns that noun into the adjective تَجريبيّ, "of or relating to trial and experimentation."

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