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Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to sharpness, clarity, and swiftness. It describes physical attributes like a clear forehead or a polished, sharp sword, as well as abstract qualities like being decisive or swift in action. It also extends to the swift movement of horses and, in a negative sense, a thief.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be clearboth
To be clear, evident, or prominent, particularly referring to a forehead.
- 2.to be sharpclassical
To be sharp, polished, and effective, often used for swords.
- 1.clear-headedboth
Having a clear and prominent forehead.
- 2.polishedclassical
Polished and sharp, referring to a sword.
- 3.decisiveboth
Swift and decisive in pursuing needs or goals.
- 1.clarityclassical
The quality of being clear and prominent, especially of a forehead.
- 1.sharpclassical
A sharp, polished, and effective sword.
- 2.swiftboth
Swift and quick, especially referring to a person's movement or action.
- 1.sharpclassical
A sharp, polished, and effective sword.
- 1.large knifeclassical
A large knife, often implying sharpness and effectiveness.
- 1.swiftclassical
Swift and decisive in pursuing needs or goals.
- 1.swiftnessclassical
The quality of being swift and decisive.
- 1.swiftnessclassical
The quality of being swift and decisive.
- 1.swiftnessclassical
The quality of being swift and decisive.
- 1.galloping of horsesclassical
The swift running or galloping of horses.
- 1.thiefclassical
A thief, one who steals stealthily.
- 1.energeticclassical
Energetic and strong-hearted, used to describe horses.
- 1.to passboth
To pass by, move swiftly, or go ahead.
- 2.to escapeclassical
To slip away or escape.