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عائِد

returning /ˈʕaː.ʔid/

adjectiveB1#1877 most common

Also: coming back, returnee, return (yield/revenue)

Example sentences

الطِفلُ عائِد.
The child is returning.
هي عائِدة إلى البيت.
She is returning home.
الجُنودُ العائِدون سُعَداء.
The returning soldiers are happy.
رَحَّبنا بِالطُلّابِ العائِدينَ مِنَ الرِحلة.
We welcomed the students returning from the trip.
العائِدُ مِنَ السَفَرِ يَحمِلُ هَدايا لِعائِلَتِه.
The one returning from the journey carries gifts for his family.
كانَتِ الطيورُ العائِدةُ إلى أعشاشِها عَلامةً على قُدومِ الربيع.
The birds returning to their nests were a sign of spring's arrival.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeعائِدٌعائِدونَ
Genitiveعائِدٍعائِدينَ
Accusativeعائِداًعائِدينَ
Vocativeيا عائِدُيا عائِدونَ

Word family

عادَto return, come back
عَودةa return, homecoming
عادةhabit, custom
مَعادreturn, appointment
عائِدةyield, revenue, benefit

Etymology

عائِد is the active participle of the verb عادَ, meaning to return or come back. It derives from the triliteral root ع-و-د, which carries the sense of repetition and going back. The same root gives words for habit, custom, and revenue, since all involve something that recurs or comes back.

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