كوة

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See also: کوه

Arabic

Etymology

Borrowed from Aramaic כותא / ܟܘܬܐ (kawwǝṯā).

Pronunciation

Noun

كُوَّة or كَوَّة • (kuwwa or kawwa) f (plural كُوًى (kuwan) or كِوَاء (kiwāʔ))

  1. hatch, scuttle, loophole, peephole
    Synonyms: خَوْخَة (ḵawḵa), وَصْوَص (waṣwaṣ), وَصْْوَاص (waṣwāṣ), مَنْوَر (manwar)

Declension

Declension of noun كُوَّة (kuwwa)‎; كَوَّة (kawwa)
Singular singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal كُوَّة‎; كَوَّة
kuwwa‎; kawwa 		الْكُوَّة‎; الْكَوَّة
al-kuwwa‎; al-kawwa 		كُوَّة‎; كَوَّة
kuwwat‎; kawwat
Nominative كُوَّةٌ‎; كَوَّةٌ
kuwwatun‎; kawwatun 		الْكُوَّةُ‎; الْكَوَّةُ
al-kuwwatu‎; al-kawwatu 		كُوَّةُ‎; كَوَّةُ
kuwwatu‎; kawwatu
Accusative كُوَّةً‎; كَوَّةً
kuwwatan‎; kawwatan 		الْكُوَّةَ‎; الْكَوَّةَ
al-kuwwata‎; al-kawwata 		كُوَّةَ‎; كَوَّةَ
kuwwata‎; kawwata
Genitive كُوَّةٍ‎; كَوَّةٍ
kuwwatin‎; kawwatin 		الْكُوَّةِ‎; الْكَوَّةِ
al-kuwwati‎; al-kawwati 		كُوَّةِ‎; كَوَّةِ
kuwwati‎; kawwati
Dual Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal كُوَّتَيْن‎; كَوَّتَيْن
kuwwatayn‎; kawwatayn 		الْكُوَّتَيْن‎; الْكَوَّتَيْن
al-kuwwatayn‎; al-kawwatayn 		كُوَّتَيْ‎; كَوَّتَيْ
kuwwatay‎; kawwatay
Nominative كُوَّتَانِ‎; كَوَّتَانِ
kuwwatāni‎; kawwatāni 		الْكُوَّتَانِ‎; الْكَوَّتَانِ
al-kuwwatāni‎; al-kawwatāni 		كُوَّتَا‎; كَوَّتَا
kuwwatā‎; kawwatā
Accusative كُوَّتَيْنِ‎; كَوَّتَيْنِ
kuwwatayni‎; kawwatayni 		الْكُوَّتَيْنِ‎; الْكَوَّتَيْنِ
al-kuwwatayni‎; al-kawwatayni 		كُوَّتَيْ‎; كَوَّتَيْ
kuwwatay‎; kawwatay
Genitive كُوَّتَيْنِ‎; كَوَّتَيْنِ
kuwwatayni‎; kawwatayni 		الْكُوَّتَيْنِ‎; الْكَوَّتَيْنِ
al-kuwwatayni‎; al-kawwatayni 		كُوَّتَيْ‎; كَوَّتَيْ
kuwwatay‎; kawwatay
Plural broken plural in ـًى (-an)‎; basic broken plural triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal كُوَى‎; كِوَاء
kuwā‎; kiwāʔ 		الْكُوَى‎; الْكِوَاء
al-kuwā‎; al-kiwāʔ 		كُوَى‎; كِوَاء
kuwā‎; kiwāʔ
Nominative كُوًى‎; كِوَاءٌ
kuwan‎; kiwāʔun 		الْكُوَى‎; الْكِوَاءُ
al-kuwā‎; al-kiwāʔu 		كُوَى‎; كِوَاءُ
kuwā‎; kiwāʔu
Accusative كُوًى‎; كِوَاءً
kuwan‎; kiwāʔan 		الْكُوَى‎; الْكِوَاءَ
al-kuwā‎; al-kiwāʔa 		كُوَى‎; كِوَاءَ
kuwā‎; kiwāʔa
Genitive كُوًى‎; كِوَاءٍ
kuwan‎; kiwāʔin 		الْكُوَى‎; الْكِوَاءِ
al-kuwā‎; al-kiwāʔi 		كُوَى‎; كِوَاءِ
kuwā‎; kiwāʔi

References

  • Fraenkel, Siegmund (1886) Die aramäischen Fremdwörter im Arabischen (in German), Leiden: E. J. Brill, page 13
  • Zimmern, Heinrich (1915) Akkadische Fremdwörter als Beweis für babylonischen Kultureinfluss (in German), Leipzig: A. Edelmann, page 32
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