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Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of biting, specifically a strong, forceful bite that fills the mouth. It extends to describe the intensity of the bite and is used metaphorically for hardship. The root also names the lion due to its biting prowess.
Derived headwords
- 1.to bite forcefullyboth
To bite with a strong, forceful bite, filling the mouth with what is seized. It implies a bite that is more than just a nip.
- 1.a forceful biteboth
The act of biting forcefully, filling the mouth with what is seized. It is a strong bite, not merely a nip.
- 1.to bite him/itboth
To bite someone or something forcefully.
- 1.a biteboth
A single instance of a forceful bite.
- 1.a mouthfulclassical
The amount that fills the mouth when biting.
- 1.to bite (general)classical
To bite, regardless of the intensity.
- 1.a strong biteboth
A severe or intense bite.
- 1.lionboth
A lion, named for its powerful biting.
- 1.one who bitesboth
An active participle or noun referring to something or someone that bites.
- 1.lion-likeboth
Pertaining to a lion, or having the characteristics of a lion.
- 1.what is bitten and spat outclassical
Something that has been bitten and then expelled from the mouth.
- 1.name of a poetclassical
A proper name, specifically of a poet from the Banu Asad tribe.