كعك

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from or cognate with Aramaic כַּעְכָּא / ܟܥܟܐ (kaʿkā, “cake, loaf”), from Akkadian 𒈖 (kukku, “cake, loaf, pastry, lump of dough”), ultimately from Sumerian 𒈖 (gug, “offering; cake”). A widespread wanderwort found in many language families, Egyptian ꜥkk, ꜥq (“a type of loaf”) and Proto-Indo-European *gag- / *gōg- (“round, ball-shaped object; lump; clump”), likely distant cognate with English cake.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /kaʕk/
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Noun

كَعْك • (kaʕk) m (collective, singulative كَعْكَة f (kaʕka)) (collective)

  1. cake(s)
  2. biscuits, tarts, buns, twists

Declension

Derived terms

  • كُعَيْكَة (kuʕayka)

References

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