kaṭ

See also: Appendix:Variations of "kat"

Kamta

Etymology

Ultimately from Sanskrit कर्तति (kartati, “to cut”). Cognate with Assamese কাট (kat), Bengali কাটা (kaṭa), Sylheti ꠇꠣꠐꠣ (xaṭa).

Verb

kaṭ

1. cut

Conjugation

impersonal forms of kaṭ

Stem	kaṭ
Gerund	kaṭ
Conjugative	kaṭia
Infinitive	kaiṭpar
Agentive	kaṭure
Converb	kaiṭte
Progressive participle	kaiṭte kaiṭte
Reason	kaṭat
Conditional participle	kaiṭle
Perfect participle	kaṭia
Habitual participle	kaṭia kaṭia

Conjugation forms of kaṭ

Person	First person		Second person			Third person
			informal		formal	informal		formal
	singular	plural	singular	plural		singular	plural
	muĩ	amra	tuĩ	tömra		oĩ	umra
Present
Imperfective	kaṭoṅ	kaṭi	kaṭiṣ	kaṭen		kaṭe
Continuous	kaṭia asoṅ	kaṭia asi	kaṭia asiṣ	kaṭia asen		kaṭia ase
Perfective	kaiṭsoṅ	kaṭsi	kaiṭsiṣ	kaiṭsen		kaiṭse
Past
Recent	kaiṭluṅ	kaiṭloṅ	kaiṭlu	kaiṭlen		kaṭil ~ kaṭilek
Distant & Habitual	kaiṭsiluṅ	kaiṭsiloṅ	kaiṭsilu	kaiṭsilen		kaṭisil ~ kaṭisilek
Continuous	kaṭia asluṅ	kaṭia aisloṅ	kaṭia aslu	kaṭi aislen		kaṭia asil ~ kaṭia aislek
Future
Indicative	kaṭim	kaṭmö	kaṭpu	kaṭpen		kaṭpe
Continuous	kaṭia thakim	kaṭia thakmö	kaṭia thakpu	kaṭia thaikpen		kaṭia thaikpe
Others
Imperative	—		kaṭek	kaṭen		kaṭuk

Prasuni

Etymology

Borrowed from early Kamkata-viri *kāṭ.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kaʈ/ (tone class A)

Noun

kaṭ (Pronz)

1. strength