breathing
ਸਾਹ
definition
verb
she was wheezing as she breathed
take air into the lungs and then expel it, especially as a regular physiological process.
noun
his breathing was shallow
the process of taking air into and expelling it from the lungs.
Greek was very like Latin with the added burden of a new alphabet to learn, with breathings and subscripts.
a sign in Greek (῾ or ᾿) indicating the presence of an aspirate ( rough breathing ) or the absence of an aspirate ( smooth breathing ) at the beginning of a word.
example
That same year, I stopped 'breathing' for about fifteen seconds because I had a nasty case of scarlet fever.
Answers can be easily had through these 'breathing' techniques.
his 'breathing' was shallow
his 'breathing' was shallow
Over time, one can replace shallow breathing with deeper 'breathing' without having to consciously focus on it.
Half of us shallow breathe instead of 'breathing' from our diaphragm.
Also, the heat was already affecting his mental processes and his 'breathing' affected him physically.
Even his lungs are protesting the action of mere 'breathing' , and he groans a little with each ragged breath.
My remaining lung has expanded and I have better 'breathing' capacity than the average person.
Normal 'breathing' is a two-step process starting with contractions of the diaphragm creating a vacuum in the lungs.
While 'breathing' is an automatic process, it can be improved through regular practice.
The process requires both sufficient 'breathing' and also adequate pumping by the heart.
The trick to yoga 'breathing' is to hold the breath for about five seconds after inhalation.
For a few seconds, all that could be heard-with strained ears-was a shallow, crackly 'breathing' .
It deals with the physiological process of 'breathing' and with the management of energy in the body.
This encourages the baby's lungs to develop and reduces the risk of 'breathing' difficulties.
Thomas' 'breathing' was shallow, and he could say no more than a few words without pause.
At an elevation above 9,500 feet, my 'breathing' deepened and my lungs labored in the thin air.
As I walked in he was in the process of checking her 'breathing' , his face tight with concentration.
This causes large bursts of breath followed by periods of shallow breathing or stopped 'breathing' .
The team was joined by an anaesthetist who put a special tube into his lungs to improve his 'breathing' .
This results in frequent episodes of shallow 'breathing' or no air going into the lungs.
There is a stream of diacritics that look like the Greek 'breathings' but should not be conflated with them.
Greek was very like Latin with the added burden of a new alphabet to learn, with 'breathings' and subscripts.
The sound does not occur in Modern Greek so the choice of 'breathings' makes no difference now.
The digraph in GREEK derived words with 'rough breathing' : rhapsody, rhetoric, rhinoceros.
Pay careful attention to the Greek letters as you read, and make sure you can identify the 'smooth breathings' .
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