نغت

Arabic

Etymology

Unknown, the local word of the narrow strip of Greater Syria where the genus is common along banks of streams to 1500 m. The ancient Hebrew and Aramaic (or even Arabic) terms are unknown. Later Hebrew designates לִבְנֶה (lib̄né) for this tree.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /naɣt/

Noun

نَغْت • (naḡt) m

  1. alder (Alnus gen. et spp.)
    Synonym: جَار الْمَاء (jār al-māʔ)

Declension
Declension of noun نَغْت (naḡt)
Singular basic singular triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal نَغْت
naḡt		 النَّغْت
an-naḡt		 نَغْت
naḡt
Nominative نَغْتٌ
naḡtun		 النَّغْتُ
an-naḡtu		 نَغْتُ
naḡtu
Accusative نَغْتًا
naḡtan		 النَّغْتَ
an-naḡta		 نَغْتَ
naḡta
Genitive نَغْتٍ
naḡtin		 النَّغْتِ
an-naḡti		 نَغْتِ
naḡti
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