Contionary:katt

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Skundavisk

Etymology

From Middle Skundavisk katt, from Old Skundavisk katta, kattu, from Halmisk kattu, kattuŕ, from Proto-Germanic *kattuz.

Pronunciation

IPA: /kʰat/

Noun

katt m. (genitive katts or katt, plural katts or kætte)

  1. cat
    The katt feng een mous.
    The cat caught a mouse.


Usage notes

The presence of two variants in Old Skundavisk, the original u-stem and the innovated alternative a-stem, explains the two possible genitives and plurals in the modern language. Northern speakers tend to use the forms katts more often, while the Southern speakers use katt and kætte more frequently.

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