درقع
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the act of fleeing, especially in haste or due to intense hardship. It also extends to terms for cowardice and, in a less common usage, a water-skin or severe hunger.
Derived headwords
- 1.to fleeboth
To run away or escape, often with a sense of haste.
- 2.to flee from hardshipclassical
To flee specifically due to severe circumstances or intense pressure descending upon one.
- 1.fleeingclassical
The act of fleeing or running away, particularly from severe circumstances.
- 1.to fleeboth
To flee or run away quickly, often implying escape from something difficult.
- 1.one who fleesclassical
Someone who flees or runs away, especially from hardship.
- 1.one who fleesclassical
One who flees or runs away quickly, particularly in response to severe circumstances.
- 1.cowardlyclassical
Describing a person as cowardly or faint-hearted.
- 1.water-skinclassical
A waterskin or large leather container for water.
- 2.severe hungerclassical
Intense hunger or starvation.