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ي-س-ر
the left side; ease
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Words from this root
6 words in 6 patterns. Each pattern shapes the root's meaning in its own way.
فَعَال يَسَارٌ
left side
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عَلَى الْيَسَارِ on the left
Met in The taxi
أَفْعَل أَيْسَرُ
left-hand (side); easier
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- Feminine
- يُسْرَى
فُعْلَى يُسْرَى
left (feminine): الْيَدُ الْيُسْرَى the left hand
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فُعْل يُسْرٌ
ease (opposite of عُسْر hardship)
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فَعِيل Adjective فَعِيل
فَعِيل = a lasting quality (or the person who has it)
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easy; small in amount
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- Feminine
- يَسِيرَةٌ
فَعَّلَ يَسَّرَ
to make easy, facilitate
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- Present
- يُيَسِّرُ
How the patterns shape this root
يَسَار is the left side — عَلَى الْيَسَارِ, on the left; أَيْسَر (pattern أَفْعَل) is 'left-hand' and its feminine يُسْرَى goes with the hand, الْيَدُ الْيُسْرَى. The same root also means ease: يُسْر is ease, يَسِير is easy or slight, and form II يَسَّرَ is to make something easy — the opposite of عُسْر, hardship.