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Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of corruption, destruction, and spoiling. It extends to descriptions of terrain, animals like lions, and specific actions such as attempting to grasp something unseen or animals drinking insufficiently.
Derived headwords
- 1.Corruption, spoilingboth
The act or state of causing damage, ruin, or moral decay.
- 1.To corrupt, to spoilboth
To cause destruction, ruin, or moral decay.
- 1.Corrupting, spoilingboth
Present tense of the verb 'to corrupt' or 'to spoil'.
- 1.Easy landclassical
A description of terrain that is flat, smooth, and easy to traverse.
- 2.A type of plantclassical
A plant that grows in fertile ground, possibly near a river or island.
- 1.Lionclassical
A name for a lion, likely due to its destructive or fearsome nature.
- 1.Lionclassical
Another name for a lion.
- 1.Lionclassical
Yet another name for a lion.
- 1.To begin to doclassical
To start or commence an action, to be engaged in doing something.
- 1.To grope forclassical
To search for something by touch, without being able to see it.
- 1.His birds became confusedclassical
Used to describe a situation where birds become disoriented or their flight paths become mixed up.
- 1.Drank insufficientlyclassical
Used for camels that drank water but did not quench their thirst.
- 1.Wonder!classical
An exclamation expressing surprise or astonishment.