"Prescribe" (imperative) in Tunisian Arabic

In Tunisian Arabic, "Prescribe" (the verb, in the imperative statement, in the singular form) is written using the Latin script as:

Ousef

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

أوصف

In Tunisian Arabic, "Prescribe" (in the plural form) is written using the Latin script as:

Ousfou

Using the Arabic script, it is written as:

أوصفوا

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
“Don't prescribe her anything.”

(singular) Matousfelhech hatta shay.

(plural) Matousfoulhech hatta shy.

.ماتوصفلهاش حتى شي (singular)

.ماتوصفولهاش حتى شي (plural)

 
“Prescribe her something for the pain.”

(singular) Ousfelha haja lel wjeya3.

(plural) Ousfoulha haja lel wjeya3.

.أوصفلها حاجة للوجايع (singular)

.أوصفولها حاجة للوجايع (plural)

 
“Don’t prescribe him any medicine.”

(singular) Matouseflouch 7atta dwe.

(plural) Matousfoulouch 7atta dwe.

.متوصفلوش حتى دواء (singular)

.متوصفولوش حتى دواء (plural)

 
“Prescribe us some painkillers.”

(singular) Ousfelna 7ajet yna7iw lwjeya3.

(plural) Ousfoulna 7ajet yna7iw lwjeya3.

.أوصفلنا حاجات ينحيوا الوجايع (singular)

.أوصفولنا حاجات ينحيوا الوجايع (plural)

 
“Prescribe something stronger.”

(singular) Ousefli 7aja 9weya.

(plural) Ousfouli 7aja 9weya.

.أوصفلي حاجة قوية (singular)

.أوصفولي حاجة قوية (plural)