From Aramaic מָקוֹק (māqōq), ܡܩܘܩ (māqōq), whence also Ge'ez ማዕከክ (maʿkäk, “tub, laver”), from Middle Iranian *makōk, whence Persian مکوک (makôk), Old Armenian մակոյկ (makoyk).
مَكُّوك • (makkūk) m (plural مَكَاكِيك (makākīk) or مَكَاكِيّ (makākiyy))
Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | مَكُّوك makkūk |
الْمَكُّوك al-makkūk |
مَكُّوك makkūk |
Nominative | مَكُّوكٌ makkūkun |
الْمَكُّوكُ al-makkūku |
مَكُّوكُ makkūku |
Accusative | مَكُّوكًا makkūkan |
الْمَكُّوكَ al-makkūka |
مَكُّوكَ makkūka |
Genitive | مَكُّوكٍ makkūkin |
الْمَكُّوكِ al-makkūki |
مَكُّوكِ makkūki |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | مَكُّوكَيْن makkūkayn |
الْمَكُّوكَيْن al-makkūkayn |
مَكُّوكَيْ makkūkay |
Nominative | مَكُّوكَانِ makkūkāni |
الْمَكُّوكَانِ al-makkūkāni |
مَكُّوكَا makkūkā |
Accusative | مَكُّوكَيْنِ makkūkayni |
الْمَكُّوكَيْنِ al-makkūkayni |
مَكُّوكَيْ makkūkay |
Genitive | مَكُّوكَيْنِ makkūkayni |
الْمَكُّوكَيْنِ al-makkūkayni |
مَكُّوكَيْ makkūkay |
Plural | basic broken plural diptote | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | مَكَاكِيك; مَكَاكِي makākīk; makākī |
الْمَكَاكِيك; الْمَكَاكِي al-makākīk; al-makākī |
مَكَاكِيك; مَكَاكِي makākīk; makākī |
Nominative | مَكَاكِيكُ; مَكَاكِيُّ makākīku; makākiyyu |
الْمَكَاكِيكُ; الْمَكَاكِيُّ al-makākīku; al-makākiyyu |
مَكَاكِيكُ; مَكَاكِيُّ makākīku; makākiyyu |
Accusative | مَكَاكِيكَ; مَكَاكِيَّ makākīka; makākiyya |
الْمَكَاكِيكَ; الْمَكَاكِيَّ al-makākīka; al-makākiyya |
مَكَاكِيكَ; مَكَاكِيَّ makākīka; makākiyya |
Genitive | مَكَاكِيكَ; مَكَاكِيَّ makākīka; makākiyya |
الْمَكَاكِيكِ; الْمَكَاكِيِّ al-makākīki; al-makākiyyi |
مَكَاكِيكِ; مَكَاكِيِّ makākīki; makākiyyi |
Sense 1 from Arabic مَكُّوك (makkūk), and sense 2 from phonetic similarity.
مَكّوك • (makkūk) m (plural مَكّوكات (makkūkāt))