بتت
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of cutting, severing, or definitively ending something. It extends to related ideas like a decisive action, a final decision, or something that is cut off. It also has a distinct meaning related to a type of cloak or garment.
Derived headwords
- 1.cloakclassical
A type of cloak, specifically a Taylasan, made of fine wool or similar material.
- 2.cuttingboth
The act of cutting or severing something completely.
- 3.definitivelyboth
Used adverbially to mean absolutely, without any possibility of return or change.
- 1.cuttingboth
The act of cutting or severing something completely.
- 1.maker or sellerclassical
One who makes or sells the garment known as 'batt'.
- 1.provisionsclassical
Provisions, supplies, or equipment, particularly for a journey or household.
- 2.household goodsclassical
The belongings or furnishings of a house.
- 1.cloaksclassical
The plural of 'batt', referring to cloaks made of fine wool or similar material.
- 1.Cutting.both
Cutting.
- 2.You say: 'batta-hu yabuttu-hu' and 'yabittu-hu' with the 'ba' having a damma and a kasra.both
You say: 'batta-hu yabuttu-hu' and 'yabittu-hu' with the 'ba' having a damma and a kasra.
- 1.to cutboth
He cuts, he severs (present tense of بَتَّ).
- 2.to decideboth
He decides, he makes a definitive judgment (present tense of بَتَّ).
- 1.to cutboth
He cuts, he severs (present tense of بَتَّ, with a different vowelization).
- 2.to decideboth
He decides, he makes a definitive judgment (present tense of بَتَّ, with a different vowelization).
- 1.to cut thoroughlyboth
To cut something thoroughly or with great emphasis (intensive form).
- 1.thorough cuttingboth
The act of cutting thoroughly or with emphasis (masdar of بَتَّتَ).
- 1.severingclassical
The state of being cut off, severed, or disconnected.
- 2.interruptionclassical
The state of being interrupted or cut short.
- 1.cut offclassical
One who is cut off, isolated, or whose affairs are severed.
- 1.It is said: 'I will not do it absolutely,' and 'I will not do it at all' for every matter from which there is no return.both
It is said: 'I will not do it absolutely,' and 'I will not do it at all' for every matter from which there is no return.
- 2.Its accusative case is due to it being a verbal noun.both
Its accusative case is due to it being a verbal noun.
- 3.He divorced her irrevocably.both
He divorced her irrevocably.
- 1.definitivelyboth
Used adverbially to indicate something is final, irreversible, or absolute.
- 1.definitivelyboth
Used adverbially to indicate something is final, irreversible, or absolute.
- 1.completely severedclassical
Describing something that is completely cut off from its owner or origin.
- 1.the man spent the night, spending the night.both
the man spent the night, spending the night.
- 2.and he spent the night doing such-and-such if he did it at night.both
and he spent the night doing such-and-such if he did it at night.
- 1.provisionsclassical
The plural of 'battat', referring to provisions, supplies, or household goods.
- 1.provisionsclassical
Provisions, supplies, or equipment, particularly for a journey or household.
- 2.household goodsclassical
The belongings or furnishings of a house.
- 1.verge of a matterclassical
Being on the verge or brink of a matter, about to undertake it.
- 1.starting motionclassical
The initial movement or turn of a millstone, starting from the left.
- 1.to begin to turnclassical
To begin the turning motion, especially of a millstone.