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Etymological Dictionary of Arabic
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ḫanaq‑ خَنَقَ , u 
ID … • Sw – • BP … • APD … • © SG | 15Feb2021
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▪ Bergsträsser1928: (*‘to strangle’) Akk ḫnq (i), Hbr (ints) ḥnq, Syr ḥnq a (u), Gz ḫnq a (e).
▪ Almedlaoui2012: For ClassAr ḫanaqa and Hbr ḥnaq ‘to strangle’, cf. Berb nġa ‘to kill’
▪ DRS 10 (2012) #ḪNQ: Akk ḫanāqu ʻcomprimer, étrangler’, Ug ḫnq, Hbr ḥannēq, Phoen *ḥnq, Syr ḥᵊnaq, Ar ḫanaqa, Jib ḫonuq, Ḥrs ḫenōq, Soq ḥnq, Gz ḫānaqa, Tña ḥanäqä, Te ḥanqa, Arg hannäqa, Har ḥanäqa, Amh annäqä, Gur anäqä ʻétrangler’.
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ḪWǦ خوج 
ID … • Sw – • BP – • APD … • © SG | 16May2023
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“root” 
▪ ḪWǦ_1 ‘sir, Mr. (title and form of address, esp., for Christians and Westerners)’ ↗ḫawāǧaẗ ▪ ḪWǦ_2 ‘teacher, schoolmaster’ ↗EgAr ḫōgaẗ ▪ ḪWǦ_ ... 
▪ [v1] : from Pers ḫʷāǧa ‘respected person, master’ – Rolland2014 ▪ [v2] : from Tu hoca (BadawiHinds1986), like [v1] from Pers ḫʷāǧa ~ ḫōǧe ‘respected person, efendi, master’, akin to oḪʷārezm ḫʷāǧīk ‘id.’ (Benzing I.3), from mPers ḫʷadāy (of uncertain origin) – Nişanyan14Nov2019 
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