خنقا
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of strangling, choking, or suffocating, whether by external force or internal means. It extends to related concepts like a constricted passage, a noose, or a tight collar.
Derived headwords
- 1.he strangles him, with a dammaboth
he strangles him, with a damma
- 2.with a kasra on the nūn, a verbal nounboth
with a kasra on the nūn, a verbal noun
- 3.he also strangled him, 'takhnīqan'both
he also strangled him, 'takhnīqan'
- 1.with shaddahboth
with shaddah
- 2.with a kasra: a rope with which one stranglesboth
with a kasra: a rope with which one strangles
- 1.he strangled himselfboth
he strangled himself
- 1.to strangle oneselfclassical
To die by strangling oneself, often by an animal.
- 1.it is strangledboth
it is strangled
- 1.throatclassical
The part of the neck where strangulation occurs; the throat.
- 2.nooseclassical
A loop of rope or cord used for hanging or strangling.
- 1.with shaddahboth
with shaddah
- 2.with a kasra: a rope with which one stranglesboth
with a kasra: a rope with which one strangles
- 1.with shaddahboth
with shaddah
- 2.with a kasra: a rope with which one stranglesboth
with a kasra: a rope with which one strangles
- 1.with a kasra: a necklaceboth
with a kasra: a necklace
- 1.narrow passclassical
A narrow gorge or passage.
- 2.alleyclassical
A narrow street or lane, especially in Yemen.
- 1.narrowclassical
Describing a constricted or narrow place.