Part of Speech | n.fem |
Vernacular Form | ہات |
Phonetic Form | haát |
Morphemic Form | hat |
Inflection Class | a-decl (Obl, pl): háata |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | hásta- 'hand (masc); forearm as measure of length' (T: 14024) |
Variant Form(s) | hat (Biori) |
Example 447:
Source: A:DRA017-8whaí tas diṣṭíim de, háatam de, toolílu, lambaái ta katí, dhrigóokam katí hínuee bistiṇóokam ba katí hínu.whéicome.down-í-CVtas3sg.accdiṣṭhand-span-íim-insdeput-í-CVhathand-am-pl.obldeput-í-CVtoolémeasure-íl-pfv-u-MSGlambaáilengthtaDSkatíhow.muchdhrigóokamlengthkatíhow.muchhinbe.prs-u-MSG=eeCONJbistiṇoókamwidthbatopkatíhow.muchhinbe.prs-u-MSGHe got down and measured it with his hands, its length and width.
Example 562:
Source: A:NH12:1:170áak haát ghiní, čóoḍ na daiǰéeni.akonehathandghintake-í-CVčáaḍapplausenanegdegive-íǰ-pass-án-prs-i-fYou cannot clap with only one hand. [Proverb]
Example 929:
Source: A:PIR032-3alaahtaalaá kilí ta thíi háata díti, ǰandrá ba míi háata dítu.alaahtaalaáGod.AlmightykilíkeytaDSthíi2sg.genhathand-a-oblditput.pfv-i-fǰandrálockbatopmíi1sg.genhathand-a-oblditput.pfv-u-MSGThe Almighty has given the key to you, but he has given me the lock.