لات

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See also: لاپ

Arabic

Etymology

Apparently borrowed from late Aramaic לית / 𐡋𐡀𐡉𐡕 (layt).[1]

Verb

لَاتَ (lāta)

  1. (copulative, invariable, archaic) not to be

References

  1. ^ Edward Lipiński (1997) Semitic Languages: Outline of a Comparative Grammar, published 2001, page 489:At least lāta, “not to be”, appears to be borrowed from Late Aramaic layt used as a negative copula [...]

Persian

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Adjective

لات (lât)

  1. destitute

Noun

لات (lât)

  1. punk
  2. lout