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Hebrew
Adjective
קְטַלְטַל • (k'taltál, qəṭaltal) (feminine קְטַלְטַלָּה, masculine plural קְטַלְטַלִּים, feminine plural קְטַלְטַלּוֹת)
- Forms diminutives.
- ק־ט־ן (q-ṭ-n, “small”) → קְטַנְטַן (k'tantán, qəṭantan, “tiny”)
- -ish: forms diminished adjectives.
- ל־ב־ן (l-b-n, “white”) → לְבַנְבַּן (l'vanbán, ləḇanban, “whitish”)
Derived terms
Noun
קְטַלְטַל • (k'taltál, qəṭaltal) m (plural indefinite קְטַלְטַלִּים)
- Forms diminutives.
- כ־ל־ב (k-l-b, “dog”) → כְּלַבְלַב (k'lavláv, kəlaḇlaḇ, “doggy”)
Declension
Declension of קְטַלְטַל
| Number |
Isolated forms |
With possessive pronouns
|
| State |
Form |
Person |
singular |
plural
|
| m. |
f. |
m. |
f.
|
| singular |
indefinite
|
קְטַלְטַל
|
first
|
קְטַלְטַלִּי |
קְטַלְטַלֵּנוּ
|
| definite
|
הַקְּטַלְטַל
|
second
|
קְטַלְטַלְּךָ |
קְטַלְטַלֵּךְ |
קְטַלְטַלְּכֶם |
קְטַלְטַלְּכֶן
|
| construct
|
קְטַלְטַל־
|
third
|
קְטַלְטַלּוֹ |
קְטַלְטַלָּהּ |
קְטַלְטַלָּם |
קְטַלְטַלָּן
|
| plural |
indefinite
|
קְטַלְטַלִּים
|
first
|
קטלטליי / קְטַלְטַלַּי |
קְטַלְטַלֵּינוּ
|
| definite
|
הַקְּטַלְטַלִּים
|
second
|
קְטַלְטַלֶּיךָ |
קטלטלייך / קְטַלְטַלַּיִךְ |
קְטַלְטַלֵּיכֶם |
קְטַלְטַלֵּיכֶן
|
| construct
|
קְטַלְטַלֵּי־
|
third
|
קְטַלְטַלָּיו |
קְטַלְטַלֶּיהָ |
קְטַלְטַלֵּיהֶם |
קְטַלְטַלֵּיהֶן
|
Derived terms