ק־

Yevanic

Alternative spelling

Etymology

From Ancient Greek καί (kaí).

Conjunction

קֵ־, קֶ־, ק־ (ke-, ke-, k()-)

  1. and
    • Tanach, Jonah 1:1:
      קֵאִיטוֹן פְרוֹפִיטִיאָה קִירִיאוּ פְּרוֹשׁ יוֹנָה אִיוּ אֲמִתָּי טוּאִיפִּין׃
      ke-itón profitía kiríu prós yoná iyú amitái tu ipín
      And the word of GOD came to Jonah son of Amittai, saying:
    • Tanach, Jonah 1:3:
      קֶאֶנֶשְׁטָתִין יוֹנָה...
      ke-enestáṯin yoná...
      and Jonah began...
    • Tanach, Jonah 1:8:
      קַפּוֹפּוּ
      ka-pó pú
      and from where
    • Tanach, Jonah 1:4:
      קוֹקִירִאוֹשׁ
      ko-kýrios
      and the LORD

Usage notes

The forms קַפּוֹ (ka-pó) and קוֹ־ (ko) are contractions of קֵ־ + אַפּוֹ (apó, from) and קֵ־ + אוֹ (o, the), respectively.

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