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شما

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Arabic

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Etymology 1

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    See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

    Verb

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    شما (form I)

    1. inflection of شَمَّ (šamma):
      1. شَمَّا (šammā) /ʃam.maː/:
        1. third-person masculine dual past active
        2. second-person dual active imperative
      2. شُمَّا (šummā) /ʃum.maː/:
        1. second-person dual active imperative
        2. third-person masculine dual past passive

    Etymology 2

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      See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

      Verb

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      شِمَا • (šimā) (form I) /ʃi.maː/

      1. second-person dual active imperative of وَشَمَ (wašama)

      Persian

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      Etymology

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        From Middle Persian ʾšmʾ, ʿšmʾ (ašmā, išmā, “you”), from Proto-Indo-European *yúHs (“you (plural)”). Compare Southern Luri ایسا (īsâ, “you”) and Bakhtiari ایسا (īsâ, “you”).

        Pronunciation

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        Readings
        Classical reading? šumā
        Dari reading? šumā
        Iranian reading? šomâ
        Tajik reading? šumo
        • Audio (Iran):(file)

        Pronoun

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        شما • (šumā / šomâ)

        1. you guys; you (plural)
        2. (polite) you (singular)

        Descendants

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        • Judeo-Tat: işmu

        See also

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        Persian personal pronouns (Iranian Persian)
        singular plural
        1st person مَن (man) ما (mâ)
        2nd person familiar تو (to) شُما (šomâ)
        polite شُما (šomâ)
        3rd person general او (u)
        اون (on)*
        آن‌ها (ân-hâ), آنان (ânân)
        اونا (onâ)*
        formal وِی (vey) ایشان (išân)
        polite ایشان (išân)

        * colloquial pronunciations

        Persian personal pronouns (Classical and Dari)
        singular plural
        nominative accusative5 nominative accusative5
        1st person general من (man) مرا (marā) ما (mā) —
        informal1 مه (ma) مره (mara) ماره (māra)
        2nd person familiar تو (tū, tō)2 ترا (turā) شما (šumā) —
        formal شما (šumā) —
        informal1 — تره (tura) شمایا (šumāyā) شمایاره (šumāyāra)
        3rd person,
        proximal
        general او (ō)
        آن (ān)
        — آنان (ānān)4
        آن‌ها (ān‑hā)4
        —
        formal وی (way)3
        ایشان (ēšān)
        ایشان (ēšān)
        informal normal1 او (ū) اوره (ūra) اونا (ūnā) ایناره (ūnāra)
        emphatic I1 اونو (ūnū) اونوره (ūnūra) وا (wā) واره (wāra)
        emphatic II1 اونمو (ūnamū) اونموره (ūnamūra) اونموا (ūnamwā) اونمواره (ūnamwāra)
        3rd person,
        distal
        general این (īn) — اینان (īnān)
        این‌ها (īn‑hā)
        —
        informal normal1 ای (ī) ایره (īra) اینا (īnā) ایناره (īnāra)
        emphatic I1 اینی (īnī) اینیره (īnīra) یا (yā) یاره (yāra)
        emphatic II1 اینمی (īnamī) اینمیره (īnamīra) اینمیا (īnamyā) اینمیاره (īnamyāra)

        1 Only applies to Dari.
        2 Only applies to Classical Persian.
        3 Not formal in Tajik.
        4 The plural forms آن‌ها and آنان are typically interchangeable.
        5 All accusative pronouns can be created with the nominative + را; only unique forms are included.

        References

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        • Nourai, Ali (2011), An Etymological Dictionary of Persian, English and other Indo-European Languages, page 538