*ktt: 'to crush, beat fine; to cut in small pieces'

Root

FieldValue
Reconstruction*ktt
Meaning'to crush, beat fine; to cut in small pieces'
Basisproject

Reflexes

LanguageFormSourcesNote
Hebrewktt qal, pi. (HALOT 507)HALOT 507gloss withheld
Aramaickatteṯ (LGz. 298)LGz. 298gloss withheld
Ugariticktt (of copper) (DULAT 465) (LGz. 298)DULAT 465; LGz. 298gloss withheld
Geezkatta (LGz. 298)LGz. 298gloss withheld
Tigrekätkäta (LGz. 298) (HALOT 507)LGz. 298; HALOT 507gloss withheld
Tigrinyakätkätä (LGz. 298) (HALOT 507)LGz. 298; HALOT 507gloss withheld
Amharickätäkkätä (LGz. 298)LGz. 298gloss withheld

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Notes

Leslau marks Geez katta K* (LGz. 298). DULAT 465 joins Ugaritic ktt with Hebrew and Aramaic ktt. LGz. 298 adds Arabic (Daṯina) katt 'demolish, cut down' and Akkadian katātu 'be short'; HALOT 507 gives katātu 'to vibrate' (AHw.).

Updated 26 October 2026

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