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hatun

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See also: hátún

Finnish

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Noun

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hatun

  1. genitive singular of hattu

Anagrams

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Quechua

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Alternative forms

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Adjective

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hatun

  1. big, tall, grand, high, large, long, great, important
  2. serious

Noun

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hatun

  1. size, height

Declension

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Declension of hatun
singular plural
nominative hatun hatunkuna
accusative hatunta hatunkunata
dative hatunman hatunkunaman
genitive hatunpa hatunkunap
locative hatunpi hatunkunapi
terminative hatunkama hatunkunakama
ablative hatunmanta hatunkunamanta
instrumental hatunwan hatunkunawan
comitative hatunnintin hatunkunantin
abessive hatunninnaq hatunkunannaq
comparative hatunhina hatunkunahina
causative hatunrayku hatunkunarayku
benefactive hatunpaq hatunkunapaq
associative hatunpura hatunkunapura
distributive hatunninka hatunkunanka
exclusive hatunlla hatunkunalla
Possessive forms of hatun

Turkish

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Etymology

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From Ottoman Turkish خاتون (hātun), from Persian خاتون (xâtun). Long vowel, preservation of h-, lack of voicing and labial harmony suggest it is a borrowing rather than inheritance. see Persian خاتون (xâtun) for more information.

Doublet of kadın.

Pronunciation

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Noun

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hatun (definite accusative hatunu, plural hatunlar)

  1. (slang) an attractive young woman
  2. (archaic, dialectal) wife
  3. (archaic) lady, noble woman

Declension

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Declension of hatun
singular plural
nominative hatun hatunlar
definite accusative hatunu hatunları
dative hatuna hatunlara
locative hatunda hatunlarda
ablative hatundan hatunlardan
genitive hatunun hatunların

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