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ʕašwāʔī عَشْوائيّ
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ID … • Sw – • BP 3282 • APD … • © SG | 15Feb2021
√ʕŠW/Y
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adj.
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random, happening at random, without plan – WehrCowan1979.
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▪ The adj. ʕašwāʔī is a nisba formation from ʕašwāʔᵘ ‘darkness, dark, gloom’. Literally, ʕašwāʔī thus means *‘blindly, as in the dark, without seeing what one is doing’.
ʕašwāʔᵘ itself is originally the f. form of the ʔafʕalᵘ adj. ʔaʕšà1 dim-sighted; night-blind, nyctalopic; (hence also) 2 blind, aimless, haphazard, desultory, senseless’.
▪ For the wider context see ↗ʕišāʔ.
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See ↗ʕišāʔ.
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See ↗ʕŠW/Y and ↗ʕišāʔ.
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minṭaqaẗ ʕašwāʔiyyaẗ, n.f., informal settlement, slum.

ʕašwāʔiyyāt, n., haphazard communities, informal settlements, ‘mushroom city’, slums: nominalized nsb-adj., f.pl., from ʕašwāʔ, lit. *‘the haphazard(ly built) ones (sc., settlements)’.
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