n. (f.)

táˁhɛḷ toˀokében di-ḳar ḷe-ḥeʰ wa-ḷe-náḥrer wa-ḷe-ˀídhɛn wa-ḷe-ˁayn be-saháľaʰ wa-di-máḥḷe ˁaf teráḥan ḳar ‘Worms get into one’s throat through the mouth, nose, ear or eye, easily and quickly, until they reach the throat.’ (CSOL I 30:2)

Borrowed from Arabic.