In Hebrew grammar, the kamatz katan is a short vowel sound that can be represented by a kamatz vowel mark under certain circumstances. The rules for kamatz katan include: it occurs in closed, unaccented syllables before a guttural consonant (א, ה, ח, ע, ר) and is pronounced as a short 'o' sound. It is important to note that kamatz katan is not always marked in the text, so its pronunciation must be memorized based on these rules. Mastering the rules of kamatz katan is essential for accurate Hebrew pronunciation and comprehension.
A "kad" is a vessel, or container. Katan means small. Kad katan means "little vessel".
Katan (קטן)
קטן - Katan
khazir katan (חזיר קטן)
hakad katan (הכד קטן)
akh katan (אח קטן)
"Mal'ach katan" (מלאך קטן).
katan = קטן (masculine) ktana = ×§×˜× ×” (feminine)
mo'ach katan (מוח קטן)
small palm tree = tamar katan (תמר קטן) or dekel katan (דקל קטן)
little = katan (קטן)pronounced kah-TAHN
The Hebrew word for little is katan (קטן) The Greek word for little is ligos (λίγος)