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رابِح

winner /ˈraː.bɪħ/

nounB2#4269 most common

Also: profitable one, gainer, winning (adj. use)

Example sentences

هو رابِحٌ.
He is a winner.
أنا رابِحٌ في هذه اللعبة.
I am winning in this game.
مَن هو الرابِحُ في المسابقة؟
Who is the winner of the competition?
الفريقُ الرابِحُ حصل على الكأس الذهبية.
The winning team received the golden trophy.
كانت الشركةُ رابِحةً طوال هذا العام رغم الأزمة الاقتصادية.
The company was profitable throughout this year despite the economic crisis.
يشعر اللاعبون الرابِحون بالفخر الشديد بعد الفوز بالبطولة النهائية.
The winning players feel great pride after winning the final championship.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeرابِحٌرابِحونَ
Genitiveرابِحٍرابِحينَ
Accusativeرابِحًارابِحينَ
Vocativeيا رابِحُيا رابِحونَ

Word family

رَبَحَto profit, to gain, to win
رِبْحprofit, gain
أرباحprofits, earnings (plural)
مُرْبِحprofitable, lucrative
خاسِرloser (antonym)

Etymology

رابِح is the active participle of the Arabic verb ربح (rabaḥa), meaning to profit or to gain, built on the triliteral root ر-ب-ح. The root covers commercial profit as well as winning more broadly, so رابِح can describe a winning team as easily as a profitable business. It follows the common فَاعِل (fāʿil) pattern that Arabic uses across many roots to form the noun for the one who does the action.

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