نكتة
Arabic
editNoun
editنُكْتَة • (nukta) f (plural نُكُتَات (nukutāt) or نُكَت (nukat) or نِكَات (nikāt))
- point, dot, tittle, spot
- joke, anecdote, witticism
- conceit (artificial equivocal answer)
- odd person
- merry-andrew, clown, buffoon
Declension
editDeclension of noun نُكْتَة (nukta)
Singular | singular triptote in ـَة (-a) | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | نُكْتَة nukta |
النُّكْتَة an-nukta |
نُكْتَة nuktat |
Nominative | نُكْتَةٌ nuktatun |
النُّكْتَةُ an-nuktatu |
نُكْتَةُ nuktatu |
Accusative | نُكْتَةً nuktatan |
النُّكْتَةَ an-nuktata |
نُكْتَةَ nuktata |
Genitive | نُكْتَةٍ nuktatin |
النُّكْتَةِ an-nuktati |
نُكْتَةِ nuktati |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | نُكْتَتَيْن nuktatayn |
النُّكْتَتَيْن an-nuktatayn |
نُكْتَتَيْ nuktatay |
Nominative | نُكْتَتَانِ nuktatāni |
النُّكْتَتَانِ an-nuktatāni |
نُكْتَتَا nuktatā |
Accusative | نُكْتَتَيْنِ nuktatayni |
النُّكْتَتَيْنِ an-nuktatayni |
نُكْتَتَيْ nuktatay |
Genitive | نُكْتَتَيْنِ nuktatayni |
النُّكْتَتَيْنِ an-nuktatayni |
نُكْتَتَيْ nuktatay |
Plural | sound feminine plural; basic broken plural triptote | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | نُكُتَات; نُكَت; نِكَات nukutāt; nukat; nikāt |
النُّكُتَات; النُّكَت; النِّكَات an-nukutāt; an-nukat; an-nikāt |
نُكُتَات; نُكَت; نِكَات nukutāt; nukat; nikāt |
Nominative | نُكُتَاتٌ; نُكَتٌ; نِكَاتٌ nukutātun; nukatun; nikātun |
النُّكُتَاتُ; النُّكَتُ; النِّكَاتُ an-nukutātu; an-nukatu; an-nikātu |
نُكُتَاتُ; نُكَتُ; نِكَاتُ nukutātu; nukatu; nikātu |
Accusative | نُكُتَاتٍ; نُكَتًا; نِكَاتٍ nukutātin; nukatan; nikātin |
النُّكُتَاتِ; النُّكَتَ; النِّكَاتِ an-nukutāti; an-nukata; an-nikāti |
نُكُتَاتِ; نُكَتَ; نِكَاتِ nukutāti; nukata; nikāti |
Genitive | نُكُتَاتٍ; نُكَتٍ; نِكَاتٍ nukutātin; nukatin; nikātin |
النُّكُتَاتِ; النُّكَتِ; النِّكَاتِ an-nukutāti; an-nukati; an-nikāti |
نُكُتَاتِ; نُكَتِ; نِكَاتِ nukutāti; nukati; nikāti |
Descendants
editReferences
edit- Steingass, Francis Joseph (1884) “نكتة”, in The Student's Arabic–English Dictionary[1], London: W.H. Allen
Gulf Arabic
editPronunciation
editNoun
editنِكْتَة • (nikta) f (plural نكت (nikat))
- joke, jest
- سِمَعْت آخِر نِكْتة ― Did you hear the latest (newest/most recent) joke?
- (figuratively) funny, hilarious
- امبيه هالولد صج نكتة ― Oh my God, this boy is seriously funny!
Hijazi Arabic
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ن ك ت |
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Etymology
editPronunciation
editNoun
editنكتة • (nukta) f (plural نُكَت (nukat) or نكات (nukāt) or نُكْتات (nuktāt))
- joke
- سِمِعْت آخِر نُكْتة؟
- simiʿt āḵir nukta?
- Did you hear the latest joke?
- (figuratively) funny, hilarious
- ياخي إنت من جد نكتة
- yāḵi inta min jidd nukta
- Man!, you are seriously funny!
Moroccan Arabic
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ن ك ت |
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Etymology
editPronunciation
editNoun
editنكتة • (nukta) f (plural نكت (nukat) or نكاتي (nkāti) or نكتات (nuktāt), diminutive نكيتة (nkīta))
- joke
- سمعت آخر نكتة على ناس الدار البيضا؟
- smaʕti ʔāḵir nukta ʕla nās ed-dār el-bīḍa
- Did you hear the lastest joke about the people from Casablanca?
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