ويكة

Arabic

Etymology

Borrowed from an Eastern Sudanic language, compare Nobiin weka (“okra”), and juxtapose بَامِيَة (bāmiya, “fresh okra”) of similar origin.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /weː.ka/
  • IPA(key): /waj.ka/

Noun

وِيكة or وَيْكة • (wēka or wayka) f (Sudan)

  1. dried okra
  2. a stew made from dried okra

Declension
Declension of noun وِيكة (wēka)‎; وَيْكَة (wayka)
Singular singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal وِيكة‎; وَيْكَة
wēka‎; wayka		 الْوِيكة‎; الْوَيْكَة
al-wēka‎; al-wayka		 وِيكة‎; وَيْكَة
wēkat‎; waykat
Nominative وِيكةٌ‎; وَيْكَةٌ
wēkatun‎; waykatun		 الْوِيكةُ‎; الْوَيْكَةُ
al-wēkatu‎; al-waykatu		 وِيكةُ‎; وَيْكَةُ
wēkatu‎; waykatu
Accusative وِيكةً‎; وَيْكَةً
wēkatan‎; waykatan		 الْوِيكةَ‎; الْوَيْكَةَ
al-wēkata‎; al-waykata		 وِيكةَ‎; وَيْكَةَ
wēkata‎; waykata
Genitive وِيكةٍ‎; وَيْكَةٍ
wēkatin‎; waykatin		 الْوِيكةِ‎; الْوَيْكَةِ
al-wēkati‎; al-waykati		 وِيكةِ‎; وَيْكَةِ
wēkati‎; waykati
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