Contionary:ātas: Difference between revisions

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Most likely from Hittite 𒀜𒋫𒀸 (attas), from Proto-Indo-European *átta (“father”) .

(Harākti) IPA: /ˈaːtas/

ātas m

dad, father
𒀀𒀖𒀸 𒋜𒌑𒌒𒋾 𒂍𒂊𒄿 (a-at-as so-o-op-ti É-e-i)

Ātas sōpti parnei.
Dad's sleeping in the house.

Declension of ātas (1^st declension)
Case	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	ātas	ātsei	ātsei
Genitive	ātsī	ātsen	ātsen
Dative	ātsē	ātsēm	ātsām
Accusative	ātsān	ātsei	ātsan
Instrumental	ātsēn	ātsi	ātsi
Allative	ātsai	ātsate	ātsat
Ablative	ātsis	ātsīs	ātsās
Locative	ātset	ātseu	ātsu

The word ātas is typically used in informal situations and it is the most frequently used word. The more formal word is pahtēr.

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 ==Harākti==
 ===Alternative forms===
+{{qhkc|𒀀𒀖𒀸|a-at-as}}
 ===Etymology===
+Most likely from Hittite {{qhkcs|𒀜𒋫𒀸|attas}}, from {{qpie|átta|father}}.
 ===Pronunciation===
 (''Harākti'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: /ˈaːtas/
 ===Noun===
-'''ātas'''
+'''ātas''' ''m''
-# definition
-#:''example usage of '''ātas''' here''
-#:: ''italicised translation here.''
+# dad, father
+#: {{qhkcs|𒀀𒀖𒀸 𒋜𒌑𒌒𒋾 𒂍𒂊𒄿|a-at-as so-o-op-ti É-e-i}}
+#:'''''Ātas''' sōpti parnei.''
+#:: ''Dad's sleeping in the house.''
 ====Inflection====
+{{qhk-n-1dr|āts|ātas||}}
 ====Usage notes====
+The word ''ātas'' is typically used in informal situations and it is the most frequently used word. The more formal word is [[Contionary:pahtēr|''pahtēr'']].
 ====Synonyms====
 ====Derived terms====
 ====Related terms====
+* [[Contionary:pahtēr|pahtēr]]
+* [[Contionary:mahtēr|mahtēr]]
+* [[Contionary:ānas|ānas]]
+* [[Contionary:brahtēr|brahtēr]]
+* [[Contionary:suesōr|suesōr]]
+* [[Contionary:sūnu|sūnu]]
+* [[Contionary:dugohtēr|dugohtēr]]
 [[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Harākti nouns]] [[Category:Harākti words]]