- (Tyap: A̱tyap, singular: A̱tyotyap; exonyms: Jju: Ba̱tyap; Hausa: Kataf,
Katab) are an
ethnic group found majorly in Zangon-Kataf,
Kaura and Jema'a Local...
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often specified as
kátab,
which actually means "he wrote". In the
paradigms below, a verb will be
specified as
kátab/yíktib (where
kátab means "he wrote"...
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named after its
prestige dialect. It is also
known by its
Hausa exonym as
Katab or Kataf. It is also
known by the
names of its
dialectical varieties including...
- sāfaṛ/ysēfer and ṣālaḥ/yṣēliḥ,
diphthongs in
every position, a-
elision (
katab+t > ktabt, but
katab+it > katabit), išṛab type perfect, ʾimāla in
reflexes of *CāʔiC...
- The past and non-past
differ in the form of the stem (e.g., past كَتَبـ
katab- vs. non-past ـكْتُبـ -ktub-), and use
completely different sets of affixes...
- Kata'ib
Hezbollah (Arabic: كتائب حزب الله, lit. 'Battalions of the
Party of God') or the
Hezbollah Brigades, is a
radical Iraqi Shiite paramilitary group...
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singular of the verb
katab is
katáb, with
stress on the
second syllable of the word,
whereas the third-person
singular is
kátab, with
stress on the first...
- a new whole. Khatwa, the name
given to appliqué
works in Bihar, India.
Katab work, the name
given to
applique works in Gujarat,
India Appliqué armour...
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Sashiko is used for
decorating and
reinforcing the
cloth and
sewing patterns.
Katab work
called in Kutch. It is po****rly
known as
Koudhi in Karnataka. Such...
- (plural miḵtāḇōṯ מכתבות) kəṯōḇeṯ כתובת "address" (plural kəṯōḇōṯ כתובות)
kəṯāḇ כתב "handwriting" kāṯūḇ כתוב "written" (f kəṯūḇā כתובה) hiḵtīḇ הכתיב "he...
