We have not here attempted delineate how each dialect tends to go its own way as to morphosyntactic structures that are used (or not used!) to distinguish among "all x’s, all of x, every, each, the whole", etc.; for which we urge readers to consult the dialect grammars. Instead we have simply chosen to give examples of each type of construction attested for each dialect along with their general semantic force.
In general, though, as in other Semitic languages, kl with a singular definite noun means "the entire, the whole x" while "all x’s" may be expressed by using nouns in the singular absolute or plural definite states.