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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of being short or concise. It encompasses adjectives describing shortness and verbs that might imply brevity or a shortened state, though the primary focus is on the adjective.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be shortboth
To lack length or height; to be of limited duration.
- 2.to be deficientclassical
To be lacking or insufficient in some quality or quantity.
- 1.shortboth
Having little length or height; not long.
- 2.briefboth
Lasting for a short time; concise.
- 3.lowboth
Not high; of little height.
- 1.shortnessboth
The state or quality of being short in length, height, or duration.
- 2.brevityboth
Conciseness or briefness.
- 1.it falls shortclassical
To be insufficient or inadequate; to fail to reach a standard.
- 1.palaceboth
A large and stately residence, especially one that is the official residence of a king, queen, or other head of state.
- 2.mansionboth
A large, impressive house.
- 1.to shortenclassical
To make something shorter in length or duration.
- 2.to confineclassical
To restrict or limit someone or something to a particular place or area.
- 1.confinedclassical
Restricted to a particular place or area.
- 2.limitedclassical
Restricted in size, amount, or extent.
- 1.logeboth
A small private compartment separated from the main part of a theater or concert hall.
- 2.enclosureboth
A space that is surrounded by a barrier.
- 1.to fall shortboth
To fail to meet a standard or expectation.
- 2.to neglectboth
To fail to do something.
- 3.to shortenboth
To make something shorter.
- 1.shortcomingboth
A fault or failure to meet a standard or expectation.
- 2.negligenceboth
Failure to take proper care in doing something.
- 1.deficientboth
Lacking something essential.
- 2.negligentboth
Failing to do something properly.
- 1.short thingsclassical
Plural of 'short' items or concepts.
- 1.short (feminine)both
Feminine form of 'short'.
- 2.brief (feminine)both
Feminine form of 'brief'.
- 1.short womenboth
Plural of 'short woman'.
- 1.utmostclassical
The greatest or most extreme degree of something.
- 2.bestclassical
The highest quality or standard.
- 1.shorteningclassical
The act of making something shorter.