פינצ׳ר

Hebrew

Etymology

Formed from פַּנְצֶ׳ר (páncher, “a puncture”), borrowed from English puncture and cognates, creating the new root פ־נ־צ׳־ר (p-n-ch-r).

Verb

פינצ׳ר / פִּנְצֵ׳ר • (pinchér) third-singular masculine past (pi'el construction)

1. to puncture
2. (by extension) to disrupt, to derange

Related terms

• הִתְפַּנְצֵ׳ר (hitpanchér)