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Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes roughness, coarseness, and chapping, particularly related to the skin of hands and feet, or the texture of bread. It can also extend to describe a rough or unrefined quality in other contexts, such as a sword or a place.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be roughboth
To become rough, chapped, or coarse, typically referring to skin.
- 1.roughnessboth
Roughness, coarseness, or chapping of the skin, especially of the hands and feet.
- 2.chapped skinclassical
Specifically, the cracking or chapping of fingers.
- 3.roughness of handclassical
The coarseness of the back of the hand due to winter cold.
- 1.roughboth
Describing something as rough, coarse, or chapped.
- 2.chappedboth
Having chapped or cracked skin.
- 1.roughboth
Possessing roughness or coarseness.
- 1.worn-out sandalclassical
A worn-out or old sandal.
- 1.roughnessclassical
The quality of being rough or coarse.
- 1.rough (sword)classical
Describing a sword as rough or coarse, possibly referring to its blade or tip.
- 1.rough (spear tip)classical
Describing a spear tip as rough or unrefined.
- 1.rough (bread)classical
Describing bread as rough, not finely made or softened.
- 1.rough (place)classical
Describing a place as rough or rugged.
- 1.rough (condition)classical
Describing a general condition as rough or unrefined.
- 1.to tearclassical
To tear or split, referring to a sandal.
- 1.to be roughclassical
To be rough or unrefined, referring to a sandal's construction.
- 1.rough (construction)classical
Describing something, like a sandal, as having a rough or unrefined construction.
- 1.unkemptclassical
Describing a person as unkempt or disheveled.
- 1.rough (texture)classical
Describing a texture as rough.
- 1.Sharthanclassical
The name of a mountain.