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مُقْرِف

disgusting /ˈmuq.rif/

adjectiveB1#1598 most common

Also: revolting, gross, nauseating

Example sentences

هذا مُقْرِف.
This is disgusting.
الطعام مُقْرِف.
The food is disgusting.
رائحة الحمّام مُقْرِفة جدّاً.
The bathroom smell is very disgusting.
لا أحبّ هذا الفيلم لأنّه مُقْرِف.
I don't like this film because it is disgusting.
كان المنظر مُقْرِفاً لدرجة أنّني فقدتُ شهيّتي.
The sight was so disgusting that I lost my appetite.
تصرّفاته المُقْرِفة جعلت الجميع يبتعدون عنه.
His disgusting behavior made everyone distance themselves from him.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeمُقْرِفٌمُقْرِفونَ
Genitiveمُقْرِفٍمُقْرِفينَ
Accusativeمُقْرِفاًمُقْرِفينَ
Vocativeيا مُقْرِفُيا مُقْرِفونَ

Word family

أَقْرَفَto disgust, to nauseate
قَرَفdisgust, nausea
مُقْرِفةdisgusting (feminine)
قِرْفpeel, rind, bark

Etymology

The word is the active participle of the Form IV verb أَقْرَفَ, meaning to cause disgust. It derives from the Arabic triliteral root ق-ر-ف (q-r-f), which carries the sense of peeling, scab, and by extension filth and revulsion. The related noun قَرَف means disgust or nausea. The participle pattern مُفْعِل marks the agent that causes the action, so مُقْرِف is the thing that disgusts.

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