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Hebrew
Noun
קַטָּל • (katál, qattāl) m (plural indefinite קַטָּלִים, plural construct קַטָּלֵי־)
- A male agent noun, indicating a profession or occupation
- גַּן (gán, “a garden”) → גַּנָּן (ganán, gannān, “a gardener; a kindergarten teacher”)
Variants
The קַטָּל (“katál, qattāl”) pattern of weak verbs in ־ה has the ending ־ַאי (“-ay”):
- בָּנָה (baná, bānâ) → בַּנַּאי (banáy, bannaʾy)
Derived terms