Senses
1. you (fem. sg.) — Second person feminine singular independent pronoun, used to address a female individual. All occurrences represent the same pronominal sense regardless of orthographic variation (ketiv/qere), conjunction prefixation (waw-copulative), or maqqef attachment. 59×
AR["أنتِ","أَتْ","أَنْتِ"]·ben["তুমি"]·DE["(*)","[את]","bist-du","du","du-bist","sind-du"]·EN["are-you","you","you-are"]·FR["(*)","sont-tu","tu","tu-es,","tu-toi"]·heb["את"]·HI["तु","तू","तू-है"]·ID["Kamu","engkau","kamu"]·IT["(*)","sono-tu","tu"]·jav["panjenengan"]·KO["너-는","너는","너이기에","네가","니가","당신-이","당신이냐","당신이라고"]·PT["Tu","tu","és-tu"]·RU["ты","ты»,"]·ES["Tú","tú"]·SW["unaomba","wewe"]·TR["sen"]·urd["تو","تو-ہے","تُو","تُو-ہے","ہے-تو"]
BDB / Lexicon Reference
אַתְּ, אָ֑תְּ pron. 2 s. f. thou (fem.) (shortened from אַתִּי (q.v.); in Syriac the two genders are written differently, ܐܰܢ̱ܬ݀, ܐܰܢ̱ܬ݀ܝ, but, the ܝ not being sounded, are pronounced alike: in 𝔗 both are written אַתְּ or אַנְתְּ) Gn 12:11, 13; 24:23 + often. Thrice Nu 11:15; Dt 5:24; Ez 28:14 used as a masc. (as in Aramaic of 𝔗); but prob. אַתָּ (v. sub אַתָּה) should be here read.