كثيب
Arabic
Etymology
From the root ك ث ب (k-ṯ-b) meaning “to collect”, “to congregate” in the base stem كَثَبَ (kaṯaba).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ka.θiːb/
Declension
Declension of noun كَثِيب (kaṯīb)
Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | كَثِيب kaṯīb |
الْكَثِيب al-kaṯīb |
كَثِيب kaṯīb |
Nominative | كَثِيبٌ kaṯībun |
الْكَثِيبُ al-kaṯību |
كَثِيبُ kaṯību |
Accusative | كَثِيبًا kaṯīban |
الْكَثِيبَ al-kaṯība |
كَثِيبَ kaṯība |
Genitive | كَثِيبٍ kaṯībin |
الْكَثِيبِ al-kaṯībi |
كَثِيبِ kaṯībi |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | كَثِيبَيْن kaṯībayn |
الْكَثِيبَيْن al-kaṯībayn |
كَثِيبَيْ kaṯībay |
Nominative | كَثِيبَانِ kaṯībāni |
الْكَثِيبَانِ al-kaṯībāni |
كَثِيبَا kaṯībā |
Accusative | كَثِيبَيْنِ kaṯībayni |
الْكَثِيبَيْنِ al-kaṯībayni |
كَثِيبَيْ kaṯībay |
Genitive | كَثِيبَيْنِ kaṯībayni |
الْكَثِيبَيْنِ al-kaṯībayni |
كَثِيبَيْ kaṯībay |
Plural | basic broken plural triptote; broken plural triptote in ـَة (-a) | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | كُثْبَان; أَكْثِبَة; كُثُب kuṯbān; ʔakṯiba; kuṯub |
الْكُثْبَان; الْأَكْثِبَة; الْكُثُب al-kuṯbān; al-ʔakṯiba; al-kuṯub |
كُثْبَان; أَكْثِبَة; كُثُب kuṯbān; ʔakṯibat; kuṯub |
Nominative | كُثْبَانٌ; أَكْثِبَةٌ; كُثُبٌ kuṯbānun; ʔakṯibatun; kuṯubun |
الْكُثْبَانُ; الْأَكْثِبَةُ; الْكُثُبُ al-kuṯbānu; al-ʔakṯibatu; al-kuṯubu |
كُثْبَانُ; أَكْثِبَةُ; كُثُبُ kuṯbānu; ʔakṯibatu; kuṯubu |
Accusative | كُثْبَانًا; أَكْثِبَةً; كُثُبًا kuṯbānan; ʔakṯibatan; kuṯuban |
الْكُثْبَانَ; الْأَكْثِبَةَ; الْكُثُبَ al-kuṯbāna; al-ʔakṯibata; al-kuṯuba |
كُثْبَانَ; أَكْثِبَةَ; كُثُبَ kuṯbāna; ʔakṯibata; kuṯuba |
Genitive | كُثْبَانٍ; أَكْثِبَةٍ; كُثُبٍ kuṯbānin; ʔakṯibatin; kuṯubin |
الْكُثْبَانِ; الْأَكْثِبَةِ; الْكُثُبِ al-kuṯbāni; al-ʔakṯibati; al-kuṯubi |
كُثْبَانِ; أَكْثِبَةِ; كُثُبِ kuṯbāni; ʔakṯibati; kuṯubi |
References
- Freytag, Georg (1837) “كثيب”, in Lexicon arabico-latinum praesertim ex Djeuharii Firuzabadiique et aliorum Arabum operibus adhibitis Golii quoque et aliorum libris confectum (in Latin), volume 4, Halle: C. A. Schwetschke, pages 11–12
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