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Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns sensory perception, particularly touch and hearing, but extends to concepts of destruction, intense heat, and even espionage. It encompasses the act of feeling, sensing, and perceiving, as well as the resulting sensations or sounds. The root also branches into meanings related to burning, eradication, and keen observation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to feelboth
To perceive by touch or other senses; to experience a sensation.
- 2.to burnclassical
To scorch or burn something, often with intense heat.
- 1.sensationboth
A feeling or perception, especially one resulting from physical touch or sensory input.
- 2.soundboth
A noise or sound that is heard, often faintly.
- 3.movementclassical
A subtle movement or passing by, often heard but not seen.
- 4.painclassical
A specific type of pain experienced by a woman after childbirth.
- 5.frostclassical
A coldness that burns or scorches vegetation.
- 1.to make feelboth
To cause someone to feel or perceive something.
- 2.to cook on embersclassical
To place meat on hot embers for cooking.
- 3.to stir fireclassical
To agitate a fire with a stick, especially for baking bread.
- 1.to feelboth
To perceive or become aware of something.
- 2.to be certainclassical
To become certain or convinced of something.
- 1.sensoryboth
Relating to or affecting the senses.
- 1.faint soundboth
A barely audible sound or movement, often heard from a distance.
- 1.spyclassical
A spy or informant, especially one seeking information about evil deeds.
- 2.unlucky personclassical
An unlucky or ill-omened man.
- 3.severe yearclassical
A year of severe hardship or famine.
- 1.spyclassical
One who spies or is prone to spying.
- 2.unluckyclassical
Ill-omened or unlucky.
- 1.anusclassical
The posterior opening of the digestive tract.
- 1.sensesboth
The faculties of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
- 1.sense organboth
An organ of sense, such as the eye or ear.
- 1.harsh conditionsclassical
The severe elements affecting the land, including cold, wind, and locusts, along with livestock.
- 1.to pityclassical
To feel compassion or pity for someone.
- 1.to feel painclassical
To experience pain or suffering.
- 1.eavesdroppingclassical
The act of listening secretly to conversations or seeking information.
- 1.uprootingclassical
The act of being uprooted or torn out.
- 2.falling offclassical
The process of shedding or falling off, like hair or skin.
- 1.sharp swordclassical
A sword that cuts deeply and destroys.
- 2.generous manclassical
A man known for his generosity.
- 3.nameclassical
A proper name.
- 1.small dried fishclassical
Small fish that are dried for consumption.
- 2.small stone fragmentsclassical
Small pieces or fragments of stone.
- 3.unobtainableclassical
Used to describe something that cannot be found or obtained.
- 1.to feelboth
To perceive or become aware of something.
- 2.to findboth
To discover or locate something.
- 3.to seeboth
To perceive with the eyes.
- 4.to knowboth
To have knowledge or understanding of something.
- 5.to suspectclassical
To have a feeling or suspicion about something.
- 1.to moveclassical
To shift position or make a movement.
- 2.to fall offclassical
To shed or fall off, especially referring to animal hair.
- 1.proper nameboth
A proper name for a place or person.
- 1.waters in the desertclassical
A specific name for water sources located in the desert.
- 1.state of misfortuneclassical
A condition of bad luck or misfortune.