<span class="searchmatch">يَأْفُوخ</span> (yaʔfūḵ), يَافُوخَة (yāfūḵa) Seemingly borrowed from Aramaic אַפְקוּתָא (ʾap̄qūṯā, “the portion of the back of neck which joins the vertebra,...
little functional load, in the same fashion as the etyma of هُود (hūd), <span class="searchmatch">يَافُوخ</span> (yāfūḵ), يَلَب (yalab), الْعِرَاق (al-ʕirāq) etc., or the onset يُـ (yu-)...
Arabic: <span class="searchmatch">يَافُوخ</span> m (yāfūḵ) Armenian: գագաթ (hy) (gagatʻ) Belarusian: це́мя n (cjémja), ма́каўка f (mákaŭka) Bulgarian: те́ме (bg) n (téme) Catalan: coroneta f...
Arabic: <span class="searchmatch">يَأْفُوخ</span> m (yaʔfūḵ) Egyptian Arabic: <span class="searchmatch">يافوخ</span> m (yāfūḵ) Azerbaijani: əmgək sg Belarusian: це́мечка n (cjémječka) Breton: feunteunig (br) f Bulgarian:...
degenerated and the word bore the latter sound, as is the case for Arabic <span class="searchmatch">يَافُوخ</span> (yāfūḵ) and Old Armenian յիմար (yimar). Some more general clothing names...
Arabic: <span class="searchmatch">يَافُوخ</span> m (yāfūḵ) Belarusian: це́мя n (cjémja) Bulgarian: те́ме (bg) n (téme) Catalan: vèrtex (ca) m Chinese: Mandarin: 頭頂 / 头顶 (zh) (tóudǐng)...