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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of obedience, willingness, and submission. It extends to the idea of something being easy or pliable, and by extension, to the act of making something easy or submissive.
Derived headwords
- 1.to make pliantboth
To render something pliable, submissive, or obedient. This can apply to making a person obey or making an object conform.
- 2.to make easyboth
To facilitate or make a task or situation easy to accomplish or endure.
- 1.to volunteermodern
To offer oneself willingly for a task or duty, often without being compelled.
- 2.to make oneself pliantclassical
To willingly submit or become obedient to someone or something.
- 1.obedientboth
Willingly compliant with commands or requests; submissive.
- 2.voluntaryboth
Done or given freely and willingly, not under compulsion.
- 1.obedienceboth
The act of obeying or the state of being obedient; compliance.
- 2.willingnessboth
The quality or state of being willing; readiness to do something.
- 1.Tu'ahclassical
A proper name, likely of a woman, derived from the root meaning obedience or willingness.
- 1.very obedientclassical
Intensely or habitually obedient; one who readily complies.
- 1.volunteermodern
A person who voluntarily offers to do something, especially in the armed forces or for a charitable cause.
- 2.one who makes himself pliantclassical
Someone who willingly submits or makes themselves obedient.
- 1.voluntarinessboth
The state of being voluntary; acting of one's own free will.