قرنينة

Arabic

Alternative forms

  • قَرْنُون (qarnūn)
  • ڨَرْنِينَة (garnīna) — Algeria

Etymology

From Medieval Latin carlina, modified after Carolus Magnus from cardina, carduina, a suffixation of carduus +‎ -īna. Berber mediation is likely, as it is found in Kabyle lqeṛnun (collective), taqeṛnunt (singulative) and borrowed with singulative marker in Spanish tagarnina.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /qar.niː.na/, /ɡar.niː.na/

Noun

قَرْنِينَة • (qarnīna) f

  1. (Algeria, Morocco, * al-Andalus) common golden thistle (Scolymus hispanicus)

Declension

Declension of noun قَرْنِينَة (qarnīna)
singular singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
indefinite definite construct
informal قَرْنِينَة
qarnīna 		الْقَرْنِينَة
al-qarnīna 		قَرْنِينَة
qarnīnat
nominative قَرْنِينَةٌ
qarnīnatun 		الْقَرْنِينَةُ
al-qarnīnatu 		قَرْنِينَةُ
qarnīnatu
accusative قَرْنِينَةً
qarnīnatan 		الْقَرْنِينَةَ
al-qarnīnata 		قَرْنِينَةَ
qarnīnata
genitive قَرْنِينَةٍ
qarnīnatin 		الْقَرْنِينَةِ
al-qarnīnati 		قَرْنِينَةِ
qarnīnati
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