نخ is a conventional call; do not treat it as a regularly conjugated imperative.
أَنِخْ is an imperative verb meaning “make [the camel] kneel.”
Distinction: Related meanings do not make the two forms the same part of speech. One is a sound-word; the other is an imperative verb.
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Al-Aṣwāt — Sound-words, Their Two Uses and Grammatical Analysis
نخ is a conventional call; do not treat it as a regularly conjugated imperative.
أَنِخْ is an imperative verb meaning “make [the camel] kneel.”
Distinction: Related meanings do not make the two forms the same part of speech. One is a sound-word; the other is an imperative verb.