حقن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root حقن (ḥ-q-n) primarily relates to the act of collecting, retaining, or injecting substances, particularly liquids like milk or bodily fluids. It extends to concepts of holding back, accumulation, and internal bodily sensations or locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.he saved his blood: he prevented it from being shedboth
he saved his blood: he prevented it from being shed
- 2.he held his urineboth
he held his urine
- 1.to cause to retain urineclassical
To cause someone to retain urine, or to be unable to urinate.
- 1.he saved his blood: he prevented it from being shedboth
he saved his blood: he prevented it from being shed
- 2.he held his urineboth
he held his urine
- 1.collected milkclassical
Milk that has been collected in a waterskin by mixing fresh milk with curdled milk.
- 1.waterskin for collected milkclassical
A waterskin used for collecting and storing milk, as described in the root verb.
- 1.having strong urge to urinate
Describing someone who has a strong and urgent need to urinate.
- 1.hollow between collarbone and shoulderclassical
The hollow or depression located between the collarbone (clavicle) and the shoulder joint (scapula).
- 2.lower abdomenclassical
The lower part of the abdomen.
- 1.hollows between collarbones and shouldersclassical
The plural form of حاقنة, referring to the hollows on both sides of the neck between the collarbones and the shoulders.
- 1.upper throatclassical
The upper part of the throat, near the jaw.
- 1.the man took an enemaboth
the man took an enema
- 1.enema
A medicinal liquid administered into the rectum, or the act of administering it.
- 1.person who retains urineclassical
A person who is unable to urinate, or who holds back their urine.