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Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the unripe or early stage of fruits, particularly grapes. It extends to concepts of tightness, constriction, scarcity, and something being small or limited, often in a negative or restricted sense.
Derived headwords
- 1.unripe grapesboth
The early stage of grapes while they are still green and unripe.
- 2.unripe fruitclassical
The fruit of any kind before it ripens.
- 3.grape budclassical
A grape berry at the moment it begins to form.
- 4.hoofclassical
The hoof of an animal.
- 5.hoofclassical
The hoof of an animal.
- 1.grape budclassical
A grape berry at the moment it begins to form.
- 2.tight twistingclassical
The intensity of twisting a rope.
- 3.stinginessclassical
Stinginess or parsimony.
- 1.to tightenclassical
To tighten the string of a bow.
- 2.to braidclassical
To braid or twist a rope tightly.
- 3.to fillclassical
To fill a container, such as a waterskin, until it is tight.
- 4.to sharpenclassical
To sharpen a pen.
- 1.tight-fistedclassical
A person who is tight-fisted and stingy.
- 2.mean-spiritedclassical
A person of bad temper or narrow disposition.
- 3.scantyclassical
Little or scanty, referring to a gift or offering.
- 4.tightly packedclassical
Anything that is constricted or tightly packed.
- 1.to disperseclassical
Referring to foam or froth dispersing in intense cold and failing to gather.
- 1.tight-fistedclassical
A person who is tight-fisted and stingy.
- 2.mean-spiritedclassical
A person of bad temper or narrow disposition.
- 3.scantyclassical
Little or scanty, referring to a gift or offering.
- 4.tightly packedclassical
Anything that is constricted or tightly packed.
- 1.unripe grapesboth
The early stage of grapes while they are still green and unripe.
- 2.unripe fruitclassical
The fruit of any kind before it ripens.
- 3.grape budclassical
A grape berry at the moment it begins to form.
- 4.hoofclassical
The hoof of an animal.
- 5.hoofclassical
The hoof of an animal.
- 1.grape budclassical
A grape berry at the moment it begins to form.
- 2.tight twistingclassical
The intensity of twisting a rope.
- 3.stinginessclassical
Stinginess or parsimony.
- 1.to tightenclassical
To tighten the string of a bow.
- 2.to braidclassical
To braid or twist a rope tightly.
- 3.to fillclassical
To fill a container, such as a waterskin, until it is tight.
- 4.to sharpenclassical
To sharpen a pen.
- 1.tight-fistedclassical
A person who is tight-fisted and stingy.
- 2.mean-spiritedclassical
A person of bad temper or narrow disposition.
- 3.scantyclassical
Little or scanty, referring to a gift or offering.
- 4.tightly packedclassical
Anything that is constricted or tightly packed.
- 1.to disperseclassical
Referring to foam or froth dispersing in intense cold and failing to gather.
- 1.tight-fistedclassical
A person who is tight-fisted and stingy.
- 2.mean-spiritedclassical
A person of bad temper or narrow disposition.
- 3.scantyclassical
Little or scanty, referring to a gift or offering.
- 4.tightly packedclassical
Anything that is constricted or tightly packed.