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Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of undoing, unraveling, or breaking something that was previously tied or established. It extends to concepts of breaking covenants, unraveling threads, and also describes physical states of disarray or deterioration.
Derived headwords
- 1.to break (covenant, rope)both
To break or undo a covenant, an oath, or a tied rope.
- 2.to fray (toothbrush)both
To become frayed or disheveled, specifically referring to the head of a toothbrush.
- 1.breaking (covenant, rope)both
The act of breaking or undoing a covenant, an oath, or a tied rope.
- 2.fraying (toothbrush)both
The state of being frayed or disheveled, referring to the head of a toothbrush.
- 1.to be broken (covenant, rope)both
To be broken or undone, referring to a covenant, oath, or rope that has been untied or violated.
- 2.to become frayedboth
To become frayed or disheveled, particularly the head of a toothbrush.
- 1.soulclassical
The soul or inner self.
- 2.breach (of covenant)classical
A breach, violation, or breaking of a covenant or promise.
- 3.utmost effortclassical
The greatest possible effort or exertion.
- 4.difficult situationclassical
A difficult or challenging situation or plan in which people are entangled.
- 5.natureclassical
Disposition, nature, or inherent character.
- 6.strengthclassical
Power, strength, or capability.
- 1.to unravelclassical
To unravel or become undone, referring to threads or ropes.
- 1.unraveled ropeclassical
A rope that has been unraveled or undone.
- 1.blister (on camel's mouth)classical
A type of blister or sore that appears in the mouths of camels.
- 1.residue (from toothbrush)classical
What remains in the mouth from the fraying of a toothbrush.
- 2.frayed end (of rope)classical
The frayed or unraveled end of a rope.
- 1.emaciatedclassical
Emaciated, thin, or weakened.
- 1.to break (covenants)both
To break or violate their covenants with each other.
- 1.to turn away fromboth
To turn away from one need or task to another.
- 1.moralsboth
Morals, character, or disposition.
- 1.threadsclassical
Threads or yarns, especially those prepared for weaving.
- 1.fatherboth
Father, specifically referring to the father of Bashir the poet.