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Root entry · 39 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of pride, boasting, and exalting oneself, often through achievements, lineage, or possessions. It encompasses both positive and negative connotations, ranging from commendable pride in virtues to arrogance and vanity. The root also extends to related concepts like superiority, abundance, and specific material objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to boastboth
To speak with pride about one's qualities or past achievements.
- 2.to be proudboth
To feel or show pride, often in a negative sense of arrogance.
- 1.prideboth
A feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one's own achievements, the achievements of those with whom one is closely associated, or from qualities or possessions that are widely admired.
- 2.boastingboth
The act of speaking with excessive pride about one's achievements or possessions.
- 3.gloryclassical
High renown or honor won by notable achievements.
- 1.earthenwareboth
Pottery made from baked clay, often used for vessels like jars and pitchers.
- 2.potteryboth
Vessels or decorative objects made from baked clay.
- 1.jarboth
A large container, typically made of earthenware, used for storing liquids or other goods.
- 2.earthenware vesselboth
A specific piece of pottery, often a jar.
- 1.boastingclassical
The act of boasting or exalting oneself.
- 1.boastingclassical
The act of boasting or exalting oneself.
- 1.proudboth
Having or showing excessive self-esteem or arrogance.
- 2.excellentboth
Of very high quality; superior.
- 3.luxuriousboth
Extremely comfortable, elegant, or expensive.
- 4.abundant (plants)classical
Describing plants that have grown large and luxuriant, as if boasting.
- 5.large (dates)classical
Describing dates that have grown large and without a pit.
- 1.boastfulboth
Given to or characterized by boasting; arrogant.
- 2.proudboth
Having or showing excessive self-esteem.
- 3.arrogantboth
Having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.
- 1.to take prideboth
To feel or show pride in oneself or something associated with oneself.
- 2.to boastboth
To express pride in a boastful manner.
- 1.to boast to each otherboth
To engage in mutual boasting, with each person trying to outdo the other.
- 2.to compete in prideboth
To vie with one another in displaying pride or achievements.
- 1.mutual boastingboth
The act of boasting to one another.
- 2.arroganceboth
An exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.
- 1.to be arrogantboth
To act with arrogance or excessive pride.
- 2.to be haughtyboth
To display an attitude of superiority.
- 1.boastfulboth
One who boasts or shows excessive pride.
- 2.arrogantboth
One who displays haughtiness.
- 1.arrogantclassical
One who is arrogant and boastful.
- 1.to compete with in prideboth
To challenge someone in boasting or to vie with them in pride.
- 2.to surpass in prideboth
To be more proud or noble than someone else.
- 1.competition in prideboth
The act of competing with others in boasting or displaying pride.
- 2.rivalry in honorclassical
A contest of honor or nobility.
- 1.display of meritsclassical
The recounting of noble deeds and the mention of generous ancestors.
- 1.very boastfulclassical
One who boasts excessively.
- 2.proudclassical
Showing great pride.
- 1.conceited and boastfulboth
Describing someone who is excessively proud and prone to boasting.
- 1.to surpass in nobilityboth
To be more noble in lineage or character than someone else.
- 2.to make proudboth
To cause someone to feel proud or honored.
- 1.to surpass in prideboth
To be superior to someone in pride, honor, or lineage.
- 2.to outdo in boastingboth
To excel someone in boasting about achievements.
- 1.source of prideboth
Something that causes pride or is a cause for boasting.
- 2.achievementboth
A notable deed or accomplishment that brings honor.
- 3.legacyclassical
A distinguished accomplishment or deed worthy of pride.
- 1.prideboth
An instance or display of pride.
- 2.boastboth
A boastful statement or act.
- 1.luxuriant (plants)classical
Describing plants that have grown large and abundant, appearing to boast.
- 1.large (dates)classical
Describing dates that have grown large and without a pit.
- 1.excellentboth
Of the best quality; superior.
- 2.fineboth
Of high quality or standard.
- 1.to buy as excellentclassical
To purchase something considered fine or of high quality.
- 2.to marry as excellentclassical
To arrange a marriage with someone considered of high quality or status.
- 1.to bear only excellent offspringclassical
Describing a woman who gives birth only to children of high quality or status.
- 1.large-uddered (camel)classical
Describing a female camel with a large udder but little milk.
- 1.large, tight udderclassical
Describing an udder that is large, tight, and yields little milk.
- 1.sturdy palm treeclassical
A palm tree characterized by a thick trunk and robust fronds.
- 1.large-limbed horseclassical
A horse with large and long limbs or body parts.
- 1.large penisclassical
A description of a large or prominent male organ.
- 1.large-built manclassical
A man characterized by great size or stature.
- 1.to be arrogantclassical
To act with arrogance or pride, similar to 'fakhara'.
- 1.arroganceclassical
A state of excessive pride or haughtiness.
- 1.to be indignantclassical
To feel or show indignation or offense, often due to pride.
- 1.fragrant plantclassical
A plant known for its pleasant scent.
- 2.type of herbclassical
A specific kind of aromatic herb.
- 1.woman who walks proudlyclassical
A woman described as walking with a proud or rolling gait.