مخنث

See also: محنت and مجنب

Arabic

Etymology

Root
خ ن ث (ḵ-n-ṯ)

Derived from the passive participle of the verb خَنَّثَ (ḵannaṯa, to bend, to make effeminate).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /mu.xan.naθ/

Noun

مُخَنَّث • (muḵannaṯ) m (plural مُخَنَّثُون (muḵannaṯūn))

  1. (Standard Arabic, often derogatory) effeminate one or male who resembles a woman

Declension

Adjective

مُخَنَّث • (muḵannaṯ) (feminine مُخَنَّثَة (muḵannaṯa), masculine plural مُخَنَّثُونَ (muḵannaṯūna), feminine plural مُخَنَّثَات (muḵannaṯāt))

  1. passive participle of خَنَّثَ (ḵannaṯa)
  2. (often derogatory) effeminate
  3. hermaphrodite (having both male and female parts or functions)

Declension

Descendants

  • Azerbaijani: müxənnət, müxənnəs
  • Ottoman Turkish: مخنث (muhanat, muhannat, muhannes)
    • Turkish: muhanat, muhannat, muhannes
    • Bulgarian: муана́т (muanát), мухна́т (muhnát), мухана́т (muhanát)
    • Georgian: მუხანათი (muxanati)
    • Laz: მუანატი (muanaťi)
    • Middle Armenian: մուխանաթ (muxanatʻ)
      • Armenian: մուխանաթ (muxanatʻ), մուխաննաթ (muxannatʻ), մեխանաթ (mexanatʻ)
    • Northern Kurdish: mixenet
    • Serbo-Croatian: muhanat, muhanatan, muanat, muanatan
    • Zazaki: mıxenet
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