“Bath” (future) (verb) in Egyptian Arabic

In Egyptian Arabic, “Bath” (the verb, in the future tense) is written using the Latin script as:

(I) 2st7ma

(You) Tst7ma

(You, plural) Tst7mo

(He) Yst7ma

(She) Tst7ma

(We) Nst7ma

(They) Yst7mo

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

استحمي (I)

تستحمي (You)

تستحموا (You, plural)

يستحمي (He)

تستحمي (She)

نستحمي (We)

يستحموا (They)

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
“I’m going to go for a bath.”

Ana raye7 2st7ma.

.انا رايح استحمى

 
“I’m not going to bath yet.”

Ana m4 hasta7ma 5ales.

.انا مش هستحمى خالص

 
“When are you going to bath?”

Anta hatsta7ma 2mta?

انت هتستحمى امتى؟

 
“Are you going to bath or shower?”

Anta hatro7 tsta7ma wla do4?

انت هتروح تستحمى ولا دوش؟

 
“What time are you two going to bath today?”

Anto hatro7o tsta7mo amta?

انتوا هتروحوا تستحموا امتى؟

 
“My husband took the kids for a bath.”

Gozy a5d walady lista7amo.

.جوزي اخد ولادي ليستحموا

 
“My wife took our boy for a bath.”

Maraty a5det 2bnana lista7ama.

.مراتي اخدت ابننا ليستحمى

 
“We are going to both bath later tonight.”

E7na hanro7 ll7amam al laila fi waqt tany.

.احنا هنروح للحمام الليله في وقت تاني

 
“They are going to bath tonight.”

Homa hayro7o ysta7mo al laila.

.هما هيروحوا يستحموا الليله

 

In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

“Bath” (verb) in Lebanese Arabic