דחוק – insufficient, weak; squeezed, squashed – Hebrew conjugation tables

Adjective – katul pattern

Root: ד - ח - ק

The middle radical of this word is guttural; this affects the adjacent vowels.

insufficient, weak; squeezed, squashed

Singular		Plural
Masculine	Feminine	Masculine	Feminine
דָּחוּק dachuk insufficient, weak; squeezed, squashed	דְּחוּקָה dchuka insufficient, weak; squeezed, squashed	דְּחוּקִים dchukim insufficient, weak; squeezed, squashed	דְּחוּקוֹת dchukot insufficient, weak; squeezed, squashed

Word	Root	Part of speech	Meaning
דּוֹחַק dochak	ד - ח - ק	Noun – kotel pattern, masculine	crowding, congestion; need, distress
דְּחִיקָה dchika	ד - ח - ק	Noun – ktila pattern, feminine	pushing, shoving; clean and jerk (athletics)
דַּחַק dachak	ד - ח - ק	Noun – ketel pattern, masculine	stress, pressure (psychology)
לִדְחוֹק lidchok	ד - ח - ק	Verb – pa'al	to push, to shove; to spur, to urge
לְהִידָּחֵק lehidachek	ד - ח - ק	Verb – nif'al	to push one's way; to be pushed, shoved aside
לְהַדְחִיק lehadchik	ד - ח - ק	Verb – hif'il	to repress (thoughts, feelings, etc. — psychology)
הֶדְחֵק hedchek	ד - ח - ק	Noun – hektel pattern, masculine	displacement (of water by an immersed body)
הַדְחָקָה hadchaka	ד - ח - ק	Noun – haktala pattern, feminine	repression (of thoughts, feelings, etc. — psychology)