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النخانيق
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes small, constricted openings or passages, particularly in the context of wells. It also refers to a specific tribal group.
Derived headwords
نَخْنُوقnoun
- 1.small well openingclassical
The singular form of 'nakhaniq', referring to a small, constricted opening or passage, specifically used for a small well.
نَخَانِقnoun
- 1.small well openingsclassical
Plural form referring to small, constricted openings or passages, specifically used for small wells, likened to a constriction in a well.
النَخَانِقَةname
- 1.tribe nameclassical
A specific group of people belonging to the Banu 'Amir ibn 'Awf from the Kalb tribe.
Parallel reading
شبه الجول في البئر إلا أنها صغار
Like the constriction in a well, except that they are small.
الواحد: نخنوق
The singular is: nakhnuq.
والنخانقة: قوم من بني عامر بن عوف من كلب
And Al-Nakhaniqah: a people from Banu 'Amir ibn 'Awf from Kalb.