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How do you say "cat" in Arabic?

قطة

Utta

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In Arabic, "cat" is قطة.

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Pronunciation

Say 'ut-tah' with two syllables and stress on the first, the double 't' sound sharp.

Writing and usage

قطة has three letters and ends with the feminine marker ة. The ق (qaf) at the start is a deep, guttural sound.

Example sentence

القطة حيوان أليف وناعم.

Cats are soft, domesticated animals.

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How to remember قطة

The sound قطة is sharp and quick, matching how cats move and react with speed.

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Questions about قطة

How do you say "cat" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "cat" is قطة. It is a noun.

How is قطة written in Arabic?

قطة has three letters and ends with the feminine marker ة. The ق (qaf) at the start is a deep, guttural sound.

How is قطة used in a sentence?

Use قطة as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: القطة حيوان أليف وناعم. (Cats are soft, domesticated animals.).

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