رسف
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the manner of walking, specifically the gait of someone or something bound or restricted, often implying a slow, heavy, or dragging movement. It can also refer to the act of driving animals that are tethered or restrained.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk with shacklesboth
To walk with chains or fetters, characterized by a heavy or dragging gait.
- 2.to walk slowly and heavilyclassical
To walk slowly and deliberately, as if weighed down or restricted.
- 1.walking with shacklesboth
The act or manner of walking while bound by chains or fetters.
- 2.slow, heavy gaitclassical
A slow, dragging, or deliberate pace, often due to restraint.
- 1.walking with shacklesboth
The act or manner of walking while bound by chains or fetters.
- 2.slow, heavy gaitclassical
A slow, dragging, or deliberate pace, often due to restraint.
- 1.walking with shacklesboth
The act or manner of walking while bound by chains or fetters.
- 2.slow, heavy gaitclassical
A slow, dragging, or deliberate pace, often due to restraint.
- 1.shackledboth
One who is walking with chains or fetters.
- 2.walking slowly and heavilyclassical
Describing someone who walks with a slow, dragging, or restricted gait.
- 1.to drive (animals) while shackledclassical
To urge on or drive animals that are restrained or tethered.