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Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns abundance, particularly of water, rain, and sustenance. It extends to concepts of fertility, lushness, and generosity, often in a positive, abundant sense.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be abundant (rain, water)both
Rain or water was plentiful and widespread.
- 2.to be fertile (land)classical
The land was fertile and rich.
- 3.to flow abundantly (eye)classical
The eye (of a spring) flowed with abundant and sweet water.
- 1.abundant rainboth
Widespread and plentiful rain.
- 2.abundant waterboth
A large quantity of water, even if not from rain.
- 3.lushness, abundance (of life)both
A state of abundance and prosperity in life.
- 1.abundant, plentifulboth
Describing rain, water, or sustenance that is abundant and plentiful.
- 2.lush, moist (grass)classical
Grass that is wet, well-watered, and lush.
- 3.tender, soft (youth)classical
A young person who is tender and soft.
- 4.generous, noble (person)classical
A generous, noble, and open-handed person.
- 1.to rain abundantlyboth
Rain fell in abundance.
- 2.to make fertileclassical
To make the land fertile and abundant.
- 1.abundant rainboth
The act or state of raining abundantly.
- 2.abundance, plentyclassical
A state of great plenty or abundance.
- 1.abundant (rain)both
Describing rain that is abundant and heavy.
- 2.generous, bountifulclassical
Describing someone who is generous and bountiful.
- 1.abundant waterclassical
A large quantity of water.
- 2.fertile landclassical
Land that is fertile and rich.
- 1.abundant (water, rain)classical
Describing water or rain that is abundant.
- 2.fertile, moist (land)classical
Land that is fertile, moist, and well-watered.
- 3.abundant (life)classical
A life that is abundant and prosperous.
- 1.abundance, plentyclassical
A state of great abundance and plenty, especially of sustenance.
- 2.generosity, bountyclassical
A generous and bountiful nature or disposition.
- 3.long, tall (horse)classical
A horse that is long and tall.
- 4.tender, soft (youth)classical
A young person who is tender and soft.
- 5.young locust/grasshopperclassical
A young locust or grasshopper in a specific stage of development.
- 1.tenderness, softnessclassical
A state of being tender and soft.
- 2.abundance, plentyclassical
A state of great abundance and plenty.
- 1.to flow abundantly and sweetly (eye)classical
The eye of a spring flowed with abundant and sweet water.
- 1.abundant, plentiful (water)classical
Describing water that is abundant and plentiful.
- 1.abundant, plentiful (water)classical
Describing water that is abundant and plentiful.
- 1.abundant waterclassical
A large quantity of water.
- 2.fertile landclassical
Land that is fertile and rich.
- 1.abundant, plentifulclassical
Describing something that is abundant and plentiful.
- 1.abundance, plentyclassical
A state of great abundance and plenty.
- 1.abundance, plentyclassical
A state of great abundance and plenty.
- 2.generosity, bountyclassical
A generous and bountiful nature or disposition.
- 1.abundant, plentifulclassical
Describing something that is abundant and plentiful.
- 2.generous, bountifulclassical
Describing someone who is generous and bountiful.
- 1.abundance, plentyclassical
A state of great abundance and plenty.
- 2.generosity, bountyclassical
A generous and bountiful nature or disposition.
- 1.long, tall (horse)classical
A horse that is long and tall.
- 1.tender, soft (youth)classical
A young person who is tender and soft.
- 1.young locust/grasshopperclassical
A young locust or grasshopper in a specific stage of development.
- 1.fast, intense (running)classical
Describing intense and rapid running or movement.
- 1.long, tall (horse)classical
A horse that is long and tall.
- 1.tender, softclassical
Describing something as tender and soft.
- 1.tender, softclassical
Describing something as tender and soft.
- 1.tenderly, softlyclassical
In a tender and soft manner.
- 1.young boyclassical
A boy who has not yet reached puberty, or one who is accustomed to ease and luxury.
- 1.fat, tender locust/grasshopperclassical
A fat and tender locust or grasshopper.
- 2.large, old locust/grasshopperclassical
A large and old locust or grasshopper.
- 1.snakesclassical
Plural of snake.
- 1.abundance of lifeclassical
A state of abundant and prosperous living.