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Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to vegetation, specifically grass and herbage. It describes land that is abundant in grass, the act of growing or consuming grass, and various terms for different types of grass or grassy areas. It also extends to describe individuals or animals based on their physical characteristics, often related to size or age.
Derived headwords
- 1.A type of plantclassical
A specific type of plant, possibly a type of grass, containing ten seeds.
- 1.Fresh grassboth
Fresh, moist grass or herbage.
- 1.Grassyboth
Describing land that is abundant in grass.
- 1.Grassboth
A single blade or plant of grass.
- 2.Large canine toothclassical
A large canine tooth.
- 3.Short manclassical
A short man.
- 4.Short, stout womanclassical
A short and stout woman.
- 5.Stooped old manclassical
An old man who is bent over due to age.
- 6.Old eweclassical
A large, aged ewe.
- 1.Grassyboth
Describing land that is abundant in grass.
- 1.Abundant in grassclassical
Clearly characterized by being abundant in grass.
- 1.Grassy landboth
Land that is abundant in grass.
- 1.Scattered patches of grassclassical
Scattered pieces or patches of grass.
- 1.To grow grassboth
The land grew grass or herbage.
- 1.To grow grassboth
The land grew grass or herbage.
- 1.To grow grassboth
The land grew grass or herbage.
- 1.To find grassboth
A group of people found grass or herbage.
- 2.To give a mature she-camelclassical
To give someone a mature she-camel.
- 1.To find grassboth
A group of people found grass or herbage.
- 1.To grazeboth
Camels grazed on the grass and became fat.
- 1.Short manclassical
A short man.
- 1.To grow grassboth
The land grew grass or herbage.
- 1.To dry upclassical
To become dry or withered.
- 1.Mature she-camelclassical
A mature she-camel.
- 1.Shortclassical
Describing a short person.
- 1.Children without young onesclassical
Children who are not the youngest in the family.