قج

Karakhanid

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *ka-. Cognate with Old Turkic 𐰴𐰲‎ (qač, “how many”), Turkish kaç (“how many”).

Pronoun

قَجْ (qač)

(interrogative) how many

Adverb

قَجْ (qač)

how many

Moroccan Arabic

Root
ق ج ج‎
3 terms

Etymology

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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /qaʒʒ/

Verb

قج • (qajj) (form I, non-past يقجّ‎ (yqujj))

(transitive) to strangle, to throttle, to choke
Synonyms: خنق‎ (ḵnaq), جيف‎ (jayyaf)

Conjugation

Conjugation of قج
		singular				plural
		1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person		1^st person	2^nd person	3^rd person
past	m	قجّيت‎ (qajjīt)	قجّيتي‎ (qajjīti)	قجّ (qajj)		قجّينا‎ (qajjīna)	قجّيتوا‎ (qajjītu)	قجّوا‎ (qajju)
past	f	قجّيت‎ (qajjīt)	قجّيتي‎ (qajjīti)	قجّت‎ (qajjāt)		قجّينا‎ (qajjīna)	قجّيتوا‎ (qajjītu)	قجّوا‎ (qajju)
non-past	m	نقجّ‎ (nqujj)	تقجّ‎ (tqujj)	يقجّ‎ (yqujj)		نقجّوا‎ (nqujju)	تقجّوا‎ (tqujju)	يقجّوا‎ (yqujju)
non-past	f	نقجّ‎ (nqujj)	تقجّي‎ (tqujji)	تقجّ‎ (tqujj)		نقجّوا‎ (nqujju)	تقجّوا‎ (tqujju)	يقجّوا‎ (yqujju)
imperative	m		قجّ (qujj)				قجّوا‎ (qujju)
imperative	f		قجّي‎ (qujji)				قجّوا‎ (qujju)

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