تۆت

See also: تۆپ

Kashmiri

Etymology

Inherited from Sanskrit तप्त (tapta, “heated”), from the root तप् (tap, “to heat”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *tep- (“to be hot”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /tot/

Adjective

تۆت • (tot) m (Devanagari तॊत)

1. hot, warm

   Synonym: وُشُن (vuśun), Antonym: تُرُن (turun)

2. passionate, zealous

Declension

Declension of تۆت

	masculine		feminine
case	singular	plural	singular	plural
absolutive	تۆت (tot)	تٔتؠ (tạt')	تٔژ (tạċ)	تَژٕ (taċụ)
nominative	تۆت (tot)	تٔتؠ (tạt')	تٔژ (tạċ)	تَژٕ (taċụ)
ergative	تٔتؠ (tạt')	تَتؠو (tatyav)	تَژٕ (taċụ)	تَژَو (taċav)
dative	تٔتِس (tạtis)	تَتؠن (tatyan)	تَژٕ (taċụ)	تَژَن (taċan)
ablative	تٔتؠ (tạt')	تَتؠو (tatyav)	تَژٕ (taċụ)	تَژَو (taċav)

Derived terms

• تَژَر (taċar, “heat”)

References

• S. K. Toshakhani; J. Lal Kaul; Mohiuddin Hajni; Prithvi Nath Pushp; Akhtar Mohiuddin (1968-1980), Kashir Dictionary Vol 2‎^[1] (in Kashmiri), volume 2, Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, page 358

Uyghur

Other scripts

Arabic	تۆت
Latin	töt‍
Cyrillic	төт (töt)

Note: The Cyrillic follows the Kazakhstani standard.

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *tȫrt.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /tøt/

Numeral

Uyghur cardinal numbers

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Cardinal : تۆت (töt)     Ordinal : تۆتىنچى (tötinchi)

تۆت • (töt)

1. four

See also

• تۆتىنچى (tötinchi)