مناقيش

Arabic

Etymology

Broken plural of the derived from the passive participle مَنْقُوش‎ (manqūš, “sculpted”), from the verb نَقَشَ‎ (naqaša, “to sculpt, engrave”), from the way the bread is shaped with the fingers after being rolled flat.

Noun

مَنَاقِيش • (manāqīš) m

manakish (a Middle-Eastern bread similar to pizza); also spelt manaeesh or manakeesh in English.
‏مَنَاقِيش بِزَعْتَرٍ‎‎ ― manāqīš bi-zaʿtarin ― zaatar manakish

Declension

Declension of noun مَنَاقِيش (manāqīš)

Singular	basic singular diptote
Singular	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	مَنَاقِيش manāqīš	الْمَنَاقِيش‎ al-manāqīš	مَنَاقِيش manāqīš
Nominative	مَنَاقِيشُ manāqīšu	الْمَنَاقِيشُ‎ al-manāqīšu	مَنَاقِيشُ manāqīšu
Accusative	مَنَاقِيشَ manāqīša	الْمَنَاقِيشَ‎ al-manāqīša	مَنَاقِيشَ manāqīša
Genitive	مَنَاقِيشَ manāqīša	الْمَنَاقِيشِ‎ al-manāqīši	مَنَاقِيشِ manāqīši

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