نهء
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the state of being not fully cooked or ripe, extending to a state of being unfulfilled or incomplete. It also encompasses the idea of fullness or satiety, particularly in the context of drinking or eating.
Derived headwords
- 1.undercooked meatboth
Meat that has not been fully cooked or ripened.
- 1.to be undercookedboth
The state of meat or food being not fully cooked.
- 1.to be undercookedboth
The state of meat or food being not fully cooked.
- 1.to be undercookedboth
The state of meat or food being not fully cooked.
- 2.to be fullboth
To be filled, especially with drink or food.
- 1.state of being undercookedboth
The condition of something, like meat, not being fully cooked.
- 1.state of being undercookedboth
The condition of something, like meat, not being fully cooked.
- 1.state of being undercookedboth
The condition of something, like meat, not being fully cooked.
- 1.state of being undercookedclassical
The condition of something, like meat, not being fully cooked.
- 1.undercookedboth
Describing something, especially meat, that is not fully cooked.
- 1.state of being undercookedboth
The condition of something, like meat, not being fully cooked.
- 1.state of being undercookedboth
The condition of something, like meat, not being fully cooked.
- 1.state of being undercookedboth
The condition of something, like meat, not being fully cooked.
- 1.to undercook itboth
To cause something, like food, to be undercooked.
- 2.to leave something unfulfilledboth
To leave a matter or task incomplete or unaccomplished.
- 1.undercookingboth
The act of causing something to be undercooked.
- 2.leaving unfulfilledboth
The act of leaving a matter or task incomplete.
- 1.undercookedboth
Describing something that has been undercooked.
- 1.satiatedboth
Full from eating or drinking.
- 2.satisfiedboth
Contented and fulfilled.