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Hebrew
Etymology
From Proto-Semitic *qatul-. Not to be confused with קָטוֹל, which goes back to *qatāl-, but happened to develop a similar form.
Adjective
קטול / קָטׂל • (katól) (feminine קטולה / קְטֻלָּה, masculine plural קטולים / קְטֻלִּים, feminine plural קטולות / קְטֻלּוֹת)
Primarily used for forming adjectives.
Note
- מָתוֹק resists the usual pattern by keeping a long vowel instead of geminating the following consonant, i.e. we have מְתוּקָה instead of *מְתֻקָּה.
References
- Gesenius, Wilhelm (1910) Hebrew Grammar, pages 230-231, §84h
Derived terms