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منکا मनका mankā, or मंका mankā

H منکا मनका mankā, or मंका mankā [S. मणिक+कः], s.m. A bead (of gold, or silver, &c.); a rosary;—the 'Adam's apple'; the os coccygis; a single vertebra (of the back or neck);—an amulet worn round the neck:—gardan-kā mankā ḍhalnā or ḍhalaknā, 'The vertebræ of the neck to incline or bend,' to be dying, to be at the point of death.

معانقه mǒʻānaqa for A. معانقة mǒʻānaqat, inf. n. of عانق 'to embrace a person by putting the arms upon his neck,' iii of عنق; but prob. fr. ʻunuq, 'the neck'

P معانقه mǒʻānaqa (for A. معانقة mǒʻānaqat, inf. n. of عانق 'to embrace (a person) by putting the arms upon his neck,' iii of عنق; but prob. fr. ʻunuq, 'the neck'), s.m. Throwing the arms round the neck (of another), embracing, hugging;—an embrace.

معنقه maʻnaqa for A. معنقة měʻnaqat, n. of instr. fr. عنق 'the neck'

P معنقه maʻnaqa (for A. معنقة měʻnaqat, n. of instr. fr. عنق 'the neck'), s.m. A collar (or anything similar) round the neck.