منقع

Arabic

Etymology

Noun of place from the root ن ق ع‎ (n-q-ʿ).

Noun

مَنْقَع • (manqaʿ) m (plural مَنَاقِع‎ (manāqiʿ))

  1. place where water has collected and stagnates, pool (also if it is artificial, like to macerate)

Declension

Noun

مِنْقَع • (minqaʿ) m (plural مَنَاقِع‎ (manāqiʿ))

  1. container where one macerates or makes a tincture or infusion for medicine, where one mixes with water etc.

Declension

Adjective

مُنَقَّع • (munaqqaʿ) (feminine مُنَقَّعَة‎ (munaqqaʿa), masculine plural مُنَقَّعُونَ‎ (munaqqaʿūna), feminine plural مُنَقَّعَات‎ (munaqqaʿāt))

  1. passive participle of نَقَّعَ‎ (naqqaʿa, “to soak”)

Declension

Adjective

مُنَقِّع • (munaqqiʿ) (feminine مُنَقِّعَة‎ (munaqqiʿa), masculine plural مُنَقِّعُونَ‎ (munaqqiʿūna), feminine plural مُنَقِّعَات‎ (munaqqiʿāt))

  1. active participle of نَقَّعَ‎ (naqqaʿa, “to soak”)

Declension

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