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Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of visibility, prominence, and distinctness, often related to human form or appearance. It extends to movement, elevation, and the act of perceiving or being perceived. It also encompasses emotional states of agitation and physical growth.
Derived headwords
- 1.human formboth
The dark shape or outline of a human being or other entity that is visible from a distance.
- 2.prominenceclassical
A raised or projecting part; a protuberance.
- 1.personsboth
Plural of 'person', referring to individuals.
- 1.to riseclassical
To become elevated or raised up.
- 2.to stareboth
To open one's eyes wide and fix one's gaze without blinking.
- 3.to look upclassical
To raise one's gaze or eyes.
- 4.to travelclassical
To go or move from one place to another, often with a sense of upward movement or prominence.
- 5.to protrudeclassical
For a wound or swelling to become raised and prominent.
- 6.to rise aboveclassical
For an arrow to fly high and miss the target.
- 7.to riseclassical
For a star to appear or ascend in the sky.
- 8.to articulateclassical
For a word to be pronounced with the tongue raised towards the palate, sometimes a natural condition affecting one's voice.
- 1.elevationclassical
The act or state of being raised or elevated.
- 2.travelclassical
The act of moving or journeying from one place to another.
- 3.prominenceclassical
The state of being raised or standing out.
- 1.to agitateclassical
To be afflicted by something that causes distress and unease.
- 1.to be robustclassical
To become physically strong, stout, or corpulent.
- 1.corpulentclassical
Physically large, stout, or well-built.
- 2.dignifiedclassical
Possessing grace, nobility, or distinction.
- 3.sternclassical
Having a severe or grim facial expression.
- 1.splendorclassical
Great beauty, magnificence, or radiance.
- 1.masterboth
A person who has authority, control, or is a leader.
- 1.to agitateclassical
To cause someone to be distressed, disturbed, or upset.
- 2.to set outclassical
For a person's journey or departure to be imminent.
- 3.to backbiteclassical
To speak ill of someone in their absence.
- 4.to overshootclassical
For an archer's arrow to go beyond the target.
- 1.differentclassical
Marked by dissimilarity or variation.
- 2.disparateclassical
Not alike; fundamentally different.