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Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of standing, being upright, and establishing something. It extends to the idea of sustenance, fulfillment, and endurance, particularly in the context of drinking and satisfying thirst.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stand upboth
To rise from a sitting, lying, or kneeling position to an upright stance.
- 2.to standboth
To be in an upright position; to remain standing.
- 3.to be establishedboth
To be set up, founded, or put into place.
- 4.to undertakeboth
To engage in or carry out a task or activity.
- 5.to be satisfied (with drink)classical
To become fully hydrated or quenched after drinking.
- 1.standing upboth
The act of rising to an upright position.
- 2.establishmentboth
The act of founding, setting up, or putting into effect.
- 3.standingboth
The state of being upright or in an erect position.
- 1.standingboth
In an upright position; erect.
- 2.establishedboth
Set up, founded, or in existence.
- 3.uprightboth
Morally sound or honorable.
- 4.sustainedboth
Maintained or kept in being.
- 1.statureboth
The height of a person's body.
- 2.standingclassical
The act or state of standing.
- 1.uprightboth
Standing erect; firm.
- 2.justboth
Acting with fairness and equity.
- 3.well-proportionedboth
Having balanced and harmonious physical features.
- 1.listboth
A series of names or items written or printed together.
- 2.leg (of furniture)both
A support that holds something up, like a table or chair leg.
- 3.scale (of a balance)classical
The beam of a weighing scale.
- 1.to carry outboth
To perform or execute a task, duty, or action.
- 2.to undertakeboth
To commit oneself to and begin or accept.
- 1.to stand overboth
To be positioned above or in charge of something.
- 2.to manageboth
To be responsible for and direct.
- 3.to be based onboth
To have as a foundation or principle.
- 1.to stand forboth
To support or advocate for a cause or person.
- 2.to rise to meetclassical
To stand up in order to confront or greet someone.
- 1.to rise fromboth
To get up from a position or place.
- 1.to go toclassical
To move towards a destination.