ناقة

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Arabic

Etymology

Root
ن و ق (n w q)
1 term

Apparently from Proto-Semitic *yanaḳ- (“to suck”) which left no trace in Arabic.

Pronunciation

Noun

نَاقَة • (nāqa) f (plural نَاقَات (nāqāt) or نُوق (nūq) or نِيَاق (niyāq) or أَنْيُق (ʔanyuq) or أَيْنُق (ʔaynuq) or أَيَانِق (ʔayāniq) or أَنْوُق (ʔanwuq) or أَنْؤُق (ʔanʔuq), masculine جَمَل (jamal))

  1. female camel

Declension

Declension of noun نَاقَة (nāqa)
Singular singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal نَاقَة
nāqa 		النَّاقَة
an-nāqa 		نَاقَة
nāqat
Nominative نَاقَةٌ
nāqatun 		النَّاقَةُ
an-nāqatu 		نَاقَةُ
nāqatu
Accusative نَاقَةً
nāqatan 		النَّاقَةَ
an-nāqata 		نَاقَةَ
nāqata
Genitive نَاقَةٍ
nāqatin 		النَّاقَةِ
an-nāqati 		نَاقَةِ
nāqati
Dual Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal نَاقَتَيْن
nāqatayn 		النَّاقَتَيْن
an-nāqatayn 		نَاقَتَيْ
nāqatay
Nominative نَاقَتَانِ
nāqatāni 		النَّاقَتَانِ
an-nāqatāni 		نَاقَتَا
nāqatā
Accusative نَاقَتَيْنِ
nāqatayni 		النَّاقَتَيْنِ
an-nāqatayni 		نَاقَتَيْ
nāqatay
Genitive نَاقَتَيْنِ
nāqatayni 		النَّاقَتَيْنِ
an-nāqatayni 		نَاقَتَيْ
nāqatay
Plural basic broken plural triptote‎; sound feminine plural‎; basic broken plural diptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal نُوق‎; نِيَاق‎; نَاقَات‎; أَنْيُق‎; أَيْنُق‎; أَيَانِق‎; أَنْوُق‎; أَنْؤُق
nūq‎; niyāq‎; nāqāt‎; ʔanyuq‎; ʔaynuq‎; ʔayāniq‎; ʔanwuq‎; ʔanʔuq 		النُّوق‎; النِّيَاق‎; النَّاقَات‎; الْأَنْيُق‎; الْأَيْنُق‎; الْأَيَانِق‎; الْأَنْوُق‎; الْأَنْؤُق
an-nūq‎; an-niyāq‎; an-nāqāt‎; al-ʔanyuq‎; al-ʔaynuq‎; al-ʔayāniq‎; al-ʔanwuq‎; al-ʔanʔuq 		نُوق‎; نِيَاق‎; نَاقَات‎; أَنْيُق‎; أَيْنُق‎; أَيَانِق‎; أَنْوُق‎; أَنْؤُق
nūq‎; niyāq‎; nāqāt‎; ʔanyuq‎; ʔaynuq‎; ʔayāniq‎; ʔanwuq‎; ʔanʔuq
Nominative نُوقٌ‎; نِيَاقٌ‎; نَاقَاتٌ‎; أَنْيُقٌ‎; أَيْنُقٌ‎; أَيَانِقُ‎; أَنْوُقٌ‎; أَنْؤُقٌ
nūqun‎; niyāqun‎; nāqātun‎; ʔanyuqun‎; ʔaynuqun‎; ʔayāniqu‎; ʔanwuqun‎; ʔanʔuqun 		النُّوقُ‎; النِّيَاقُ‎; النَّاقَاتُ‎; الْأَنْيُقُ‎; الْأَيْنُقُ‎; الْأَيَانِقُ‎; الْأَنْوُقُ‎; الْأَنْؤُقُ
an-nūqu‎; an-niyāqu‎; an-nāqātu‎; al-ʔanyuqu‎; al-ʔaynuqu‎; al-ʔayāniqu‎; al-ʔanwuqu‎; al-ʔanʔuqu 		نُوقُ‎; نِيَاقُ‎; نَاقَاتُ‎; أَنْيُقُ‎; أَيْنُقُ‎; أَيَانِقُ‎; أَنْوُقُ‎; أَنْؤُقُ
nūqu‎; niyāqu‎; nāqātu‎; ʔanyuqu‎; ʔaynuqu‎; ʔayāniqu‎; ʔanwuqu‎; ʔanʔuqu
Accusative نُوقًا‎; نِيَاقًا‎; نَاقَاتٍ‎; أَنْيُقًا‎; أَيْنُقًا‎; أَيَانِقَ‎; أَنْوُقًا‎; أَنْؤُقًا
nūqan‎; niyāqan‎; nāqātin‎; ʔanyuqan‎; ʔaynuqan‎; ʔayāniqa‎; ʔanwuqan‎; ʔanʔuqan 		النُّوقَ‎; النِّيَاقَ‎; النَّاقَاتِ‎; الْأَنْيُقَ‎; الْأَيْنُقَ‎; الْأَيَانِقَ‎; الْأَنْوُقَ‎; الْأَنْؤُقَ
an-nūqa‎; an-niyāqa‎; an-nāqāti‎; al-ʔanyuqa‎; al-ʔaynuqa‎; al-ʔayāniqa‎; al-ʔanwuqa‎; al-ʔanʔuqa 		نُوقَ‎; نِيَاقَ‎; نَاقَاتِ‎; أَنْيُقَ‎; أَيْنُقَ‎; أَيَانِقَ‎; أَنْوُقَ‎; أَنْؤُقَ
nūqa‎; niyāqa‎; nāqāti‎; ʔanyuqa‎; ʔaynuqa‎; ʔayāniqa‎; ʔanwuqa‎; ʔanʔuqa
Genitive نُوقٍ‎; نِيَاقٍ‎; نَاقَاتٍ‎; أَنْيُقٍ‎; أَيْنُقٍ‎; أَيَانِقَ‎; أَنْوُقٍ‎; أَنْؤُقٍ
nūqin‎; niyāqin‎; nāqātin‎; ʔanyuqin‎; ʔaynuqin‎; ʔayāniqa‎; ʔanwuqin‎; ʔanʔuqin 		النُّوقِ‎; النِّيَاقِ‎; النَّاقَاتِ‎; الْأَنْيُقِ‎; الْأَيْنُقِ‎; الْأَيَانِقِ‎; الْأَنْوُقِ‎; الْأَنْؤُقِ
an-nūqi‎; an-niyāqi‎; an-nāqāti‎; al-ʔanyuqi‎; al-ʔaynuqi‎; al-ʔayāniqi‎; al-ʔanwuqi‎; al-ʔanʔuqi 		نُوقِ‎; نِيَاقِ‎; نَاقَاتِ‎; أَنْيُقِ‎; أَيْنُقِ‎; أَيَانِقِ‎; أَنْوُقِ‎; أَنْؤُقِ
nūqi‎; niyāqi‎; nāqāti‎; ʔanyuqi‎; ʔaynuqi‎; ʔayāniqi‎; ʔanwuqi‎; ʔanʔuqi

Derived terms

Descendants

References

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South Levantine Arabic

Etymology

Learned borrowing from Arabic نَاقَة (nāqa)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /naː.qe/,
  • IPA(key): /naː.qa/,
  • Audio (Ramallah):(file)

Noun

ناقة • (nāqa) f (plural ناقات (nāqāt) or نوق (nūq), masculine جمل (jamal))

  1. female camel
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