رير
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a state of being dissolved, melted, or liquefied, often associated with extreme thinness, emaciation, or a watery substance. It can refer to the marrow of bones becoming thin and watery due to weakness, or to a watery discharge from the mouth.
Derived headwords
- 1.dissolved marrowclassical
Refers to the marrow of bones that has become thin and watery due to emaciation or weakness.
- 1.dissolved marrowclassical
Similar to 'makh rarar', it denotes the marrow of bones that has become thin and watery due to emaciation.
- 1.dissolved marrowclassical
The marrow that has become thin and watery, often due to extreme emaciation.
- 2.watery dischargeclassical
Refers to a watery substance that comes out of a child's mouth.
- 1.to make thin/dissolvedclassical
To cause something, specifically the marrow, to become thin, watery, or dissolved.
- 1.to be thin/dissolvedclassical
To become thin, watery, or dissolved, particularly referring to the marrow due to emaciation.
- 1.thinnessclassical
A state of being thin or emaciated.