פתאכא

Lishana Deni

Etymology

From Aramaic פְּתַח (pəṯaḥ).

Verb

פתאכא (pṯāxa or ptāxa)

to open
- a. 1650-1950, printed in Tafsirs of Piyutim, Kinot and Azharot, in the dialects of Neo-Aramaic of the Jews of Kurdistan, Yona Sabar, 2009
  פתכלו פומוה קאמה ו מרוליה חכמים דידה וזרש בכתיה עצייה.
  pṯəxlu pəmmu qāme ʾu-mə́rrule ḥaxāmim dīde ʾu-zērəš baxte ʿəṣye.
  His rebellious sages and wife Zeresh opened their mouth before him and said to him.