قطة

Arabic

Etymology

The term is not from Arabic roots,[1] and is probably a borrowing. Cognate to Classical Syriac ܩܛܐ‎ (qaṭṭa). See cat for some more.

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /qitˁ.tˁa/

Noun

قِطَّة • (qiṭṭa) f (plural قِطَط‎ (qiṭaṭ) or قِطَاط‎ (qiṭāṭ), masculine قِطّ‎ (qiṭṭ))

  1. feminine equivalent of قِطّ‎ (qiṭṭ, “cat”)

Declension
Declension of noun قِطَّة (qiṭṭa)
Singular singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal قِطَّة
qiṭṭa		 الْقِطَّة‎
al-qiṭṭa		 قِطَّة
qiṭṭat
Nominative قِطَّةٌ
qiṭṭatun		 الْقِطَّةُ‎
al-qiṭṭatu		 قِطَّةُ
qiṭṭatu
Accusative قِطَّةً
qiṭṭatan		 الْقِطَّةَ‎
al-qiṭṭata		 قِطَّةَ
qiṭṭata
Genitive قِطَّةٍ
qiṭṭatin		 الْقِطَّةِ‎
al-qiṭṭati		 قِطَّةِ
qiṭṭati
Dual Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal قِطَّتَيْن‎
qiṭṭatayn		 الْقِطَّتَيْن‎
al-qiṭṭatayn		 قِطَّتَيْ‎
qiṭṭatay
Nominative قِطَّتَانِ‎
qiṭṭatāni		 الْقِطَّتَانِ‎
al-qiṭṭatāni		 قِطَّتَا‎
qiṭṭatā
Accusative قِطَّتَيْنِ‎
qiṭṭatayni		 الْقِطَّتَيْنِ‎
al-qiṭṭatayni		 قِطَّتَيْ‎
qiṭṭatay
Genitive قِطَّتَيْنِ‎
qiṭṭatayni		 الْقِطَّتَيْنِ‎
al-qiṭṭatayni		 قِطَّتَيْ‎
qiṭṭatay
Plural basic broken plural triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal قِطَط‎‎; قِطَاط‎
qiṭaṭ‎; qiṭāṭ		 الْقِطَط‎‎; الْقِطَاط‎
al-qiṭaṭ‎; al-qiṭāṭ		 قِطَط‎‎; قِطَاط‎
qiṭaṭ‎; qiṭāṭ
Nominative قِطَطٌ‎‎; قِطَاطٌ‎
qiṭaṭun‎; qiṭāṭun		 الْقِطَطُ‎‎; الْقِطَاطُ‎
al-qiṭaṭu‎; al-qiṭāṭu		 قِطَطُ‎‎; قِطَاطُ‎
qiṭaṭu‎; qiṭāṭu
Accusative قِطَطًا‎‎; قِطَاطًا‎
qiṭaṭan‎; qiṭāṭan		 الْقِطَطَ‎‎; الْقِطَاطَ‎
al-qiṭaṭa‎; al-qiṭāṭa		 قِطَطَ‎‎; قِطَاطَ‎
qiṭaṭa‎; qiṭāṭa
Genitive قِطَطٍ‎‎; قِطَاطٍ‎
qiṭaṭin‎; qiṭāṭin		 الْقِطَطِ‎‎; الْقِطَاطِ‎
al-qiṭaṭi‎; al-qiṭāṭi		 قِطَطِ‎‎; قِطَاطِ‎
qiṭaṭi‎; qiṭāṭi

References
  1. Ibn Manzur, Lisan al-Arab
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