راج
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of circulation, movement, and prevalence. It extends to ideas of goods being in demand, wind blowing strongly, and even animals milling around a water source.
Derived headwords
- 1.to circulateboth
To move around, to be in circulation, especially of goods or currency.
- 2.to be in demandboth
To be sought after, to sell well, indicating popularity or high demand.
- 1.circulationboth
The state of being in circulation, movement, or prevalence.
- 2.demandboth
The state of being in demand, popularity, or brisk sales.
- 1.to circulateboth
To cause something to circulate or be in demand; to promote.
- 2.to make popularboth
To make something sell well or become popular.
- 1.circulationboth
The act of causing something to circulate or be in demand; promotion.
- 2.promotionboth
The act of making something popular or increasing its sales.
- 1.windclassical
Referring to the wind, specifically when it is blowing strongly or erratically.
- 1.to mixclassical
To become mixed or confused, used here to describe the unpredictable direction of the wind.
- 1.demandboth
The state of being in demand, popularity, or brisk sales.
- 2.circulationboth
The state of being in circulation or prevalent.
- 1.to be in demandboth
To be sought after, to sell well, indicating popularity or high demand.
- 1.to mill aroundclassical
To move around or wander, often used for animals circling a water source.