نشج
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes sounds of distress or internal commotion, particularly related to crying, animal vocalizations, or boiling liquids. It also extends to the concept of water channels.
Derived headwords
- 1.water channelsclassical
The plural of 'anšaj', referring to the channels or conduits through which water flows.
- 2.choking soundboth
The sound made by someone choking on tears while crying, without audible sobbing.
- 3.internal soundboth
A sound produced internally, such as an animal's vocalization or liquid boiling.
- 1.water channelsclassical
The plural of 'anšaj', referring to the channels or conduits through which water flows.
- 1.to choke on tearsboth
To choke on one's tears while crying, producing a sound in the throat without audible sobbing or wailing.
- 2.to make a rumbling soundboth
To make a deep, rumbling sound from within the chest, like a donkey or a boiling pot.
- 1.to choke on tearsboth
He chokes on his tears while crying, producing a sound in the throat without audible sobbing or wailing.
- 2.to make a rumbling soundboth
It makes a deep, rumbling sound from within the chest, like a donkey or a boiling pot.
- 1.choking soundboth
The act or sound of choking on tears while crying.
- 2.rumbling soundboth
The act or sound of making a deep, rumbling noise internally.
- 1.choking soundboth
The act or sound of choking on tears while crying.
- 2.rumbling soundboth
The act or sound of making a deep, rumbling noise internally.