هاتف
Arabic
Etymology
Derived from the active participle of the verb هَتَفَ (hatafa, “to shout, to call out”), from the root ه ت ف (h-t-f).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /haː.tif/
Noun
هَاتِف • (hātif) m (plural هَوَاتِف (hawātif))
- shouting, calling loudly
- voice
- telephone
- loudspeaker
- (in the plural) exclamations, shouts, cries, calls
Declension
Declension of noun هَاتِف (hātif)
| Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
| Informal | هَاتِف hātif |
الْهَاتِف al-hātif |
هَاتِف hātif |
| Nominative | هَاتِفٌ hātifun |
الْهَاتِفُ al-hātifu |
هَاتِفُ hātifu |
| Accusative | هَاتِفًا hātifan |
الْهَاتِفَ al-hātifa |
هَاتِفَ hātifa |
| Genitive | هَاتِفٍ hātifin |
الْهَاتِفِ al-hātifi |
هَاتِفِ hātifi |
| Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
| Informal | هَاتِفَيْن hātifayn |
الْهَاتِفَيْن al-hātifayn |
هَاتِفَيْ hātifay |
| Nominative | هَاتِفَانِ hātifāni |
الْهَاتِفَانِ al-hātifāni |
هَاتِفَا hātifā |
| Accusative | هَاتِفَيْنِ hātifayni |
الْهَاتِفَيْنِ al-hātifayni |
هَاتِفَيْ hātifay |
| Genitive | هَاتِفَيْنِ hātifayni |
الْهَاتِفَيْنِ al-hātifayni |
هَاتِفَيْ hātifay |
| Plural | basic broken plural diptote | ||
| Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
| Informal | هَوَاتِف hawātif |
الْهَوَاتِف al-hawātif |
هَوَاتِف hawātif |
| Nominative | هَوَاتِفُ hawātifu |
الْهَوَاتِفُ al-hawātifu |
هَوَاتِفُ hawātifu |
| Accusative | هَوَاتِفَ hawātifa |
الْهَوَاتِفَ al-hawātifa |
هَوَاتِفَ hawātifa |
| Genitive | هَوَاتِفَ hawātifa |
الْهَوَاتِفِ al-hawātifi |
هَوَاتِفِ hawātifi |
Synonyms
- تِلِفُون (tilifūn)
References
- Wehr, Hans (1979), “هتف”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN
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