نخلة

See also: نخله and نحلة

Arabic

Etymology

From ن خ ل (n ḵ l). Compare Mehri نخليت.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /nax.la/

Noun

نَخْلَة • (naḵla) f (singulative, collective نَخْل m (naḵl), plural نَخِيل (naḵīl))

1. palm tree

Declension

Declension of noun نَخْلَة (naḵla)

singulative	singulative triptote in ـَة (-a)
	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	نَخْلَة naḵla	النَّخْلَة an-naḵla	نَخْلَة naḵlat
nominative	نَخْلَةٌ naḵlatun	النَّخْلَةُ an-naḵlatu	نَخْلَةُ naḵlatu
accusative	نَخْلَةً naḵlatan	النَّخْلَةَ an-naḵlata	نَخْلَةَ naḵlata
genitive	نَخْلَةٍ naḵlatin	النَّخْلَةِ an-naḵlati	نَخْلَةِ naḵlati
collective	basic collective triptote
	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	نَخْل naḵl	النَّخْل an-naḵl	نَخْل naḵl
nominative	نَخْلٌ naḵlun	النَّخْلُ an-naḵlu	نَخْلُ naḵlu
accusative	نَخْلًا naḵlan	النَّخْلَ an-naḵla	نَخْلَ naḵla
genitive	نَخْلٍ naḵlin	النَّخْلِ an-naḵli	نَخْلِ naḵli
dual	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	نَخْلَتَيْن naḵlatayn	النَّخْلَتَيْن an-naḵlatayn	نَخْلَتَيْ naḵlatay
nominative	نَخْلَتَانِ naḵlatāni	النَّخْلَتَانِ an-naḵlatāni	نَخْلَتَا naḵlatā
accusative	نَخْلَتَيْنِ naḵlatayni	النَّخْلَتَيْنِ an-naḵlatayni	نَخْلَتَيْ naḵlatay
genitive	نَخْلَتَيْنِ naḵlatayni	النَّخْلَتَيْنِ an-naḵlatayni	نَخْلَتَيْ naḵlatay
paucal (3-10)	sound feminine paucal
	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	نَخْلَات naḵlāt	النَّخْلَات an-naḵlāt	نَخْلَات naḵlāt
nominative	نَخْلَاتٌ naḵlātun	النَّخْلَاتُ an-naḵlātu	نَخْلَاتُ naḵlātu
accusative	نَخْلَاتٍ naḵlātin	النَّخْلَاتِ an-naḵlāti	نَخْلَاتِ naḵlāti
genitive	نَخْلَاتٍ naḵlātin	النَّخْلَاتِ an-naḵlāti	نَخْلَاتِ naḵlāti
plural of variety	basic broken plural triptote
	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	نَخِيل naḵīl	النَّخِيل an-naḵīl	نَخِيل naḵīl
nominative	نَخِيلٌ naḵīlun	النَّخِيلُ an-naḵīlu	نَخِيلُ naḵīlu
accusative	نَخِيلًا naḵīlan	النَّخِيلَ an-naḵīla	نَخِيلَ naḵīla
genitive	نَخِيلٍ naḵīlin	النَّخِيلِ an-naḵīli	نَخِيلِ naḵīli

Descendants

• Azerbaijani: nəxlə / نخله
• Persian: نخله

See also

• كَافُور (kāfūr, “bract of the inflorescence of the date palm”), جُمَّار (jummār, “heart of palm”), سَعَف (saʕaf, “palm leaves or palm branches with leaves”), جَرِيد (jarīd, “branch stripped of leaves”), ضَرَمَة (ḍarama, “a palm-branch kindled in its extremity”), عَرْجُون (ʕarjūn, “palm-twig with dates”), خُوص (ḵūṣ, “palm-leaves”)