dogwak
Sense 1
English: Translation
To pierce or thrust forcefully with a long object, often a weapon, implying violence or aggression.
Sense 2
English: Translation
To drive deeply into a target with force, often implying damage or lethal intent.
Notes
dogwak
v. [Boie’nen]
- To thrust violently with a pointed object, such as a spear, blade, or sharpened tool.
- To drive deeply into a target with force, often implying damage or lethal intent.
Semantic note:
Encodes maximum-force penetration, typically with a sharp implement and decisive forward motion.
Contrast set:
- dogkol — gentle poke (blunt)
- rokdok — stab (sharp, controlled)
- dogwak — violent, forceful thrust (deep impact)
| Lexeme | Force | Instrument | Motion |
| dotdot | minimal | finger | touch |
| dogkol | mild | blunt | poke |
| diridot | controlled | finger/tool | insert + rotate |
| doldog | strong | long object | repeated thrust |
| rokdok | sharp | pointed | stab |
| dogwak | violent | spear/pointed | deep, forceful thrust |