كاب

Arabic

Etymology 1

From French cape.

Noun

كَاب • (kāb) m

  1. cape, cloak, coat
    Synonyms: قَبَاء (qabāʔ), حَرْمَلَة (ḥarmala)
Declension
Declension of noun كَاب (kāb)
singular basic singular triptote
indefinite definite construct
informal كَاب
kāb 		الْكَاب
al-kāb 		كَاب
kāb
nominative كَابٌ
kābun 		الْكَابُ
al-kābu 		كَابُ
kābu
accusative كَابًا
kāban 		الْكَابَ
al-kāba 		كَابَ
kāba
genitive كَابٍ
kābin 		الْكَابِ
al-kābi 		كَابِ
kābi

Etymology 2

From English cap.

Noun

كَاب • (kāb) m

  1. cap, a type of hat
    Hypernym: قُبَّعّة (qubbaʕʕa)
Declension
Declension of noun كَاب (kāb)
singular basic singular triptote
indefinite definite construct
informal كَاب
kāb 		الْكَاب
al-kāb 		كَاب
kāb
nominative كَابٌ
kābun 		الْكَابُ
al-kābu 		كَابُ
kābu
accusative كَابًا
kāban 		الْكَابَ
al-kāba 		كَابَ
kāba
genitive كَابٍ
kābin 		الْكَابِ
al-kābi 		كَابِ
kābi
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