كاص
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of withholding, eating alone, and being stingy or narrow-minded. It also extends to meanings of physical constriction, slowness, and a specific type of gait.
Derived headwords
- 1.to hold backboth
To refrain from or hold back from something.
- 2.to eat aloneclassical
To eat food by oneself, without sharing.
- 1.holds backboth
Present tense of holding back from something.
- 2.eats aloneclassical
Present tense of eating food by oneself.
- 1.holding backboth
The act of refraining from or holding back from something.
- 2.eating aloneclassical
The act of eating food by oneself.
- 1.holding backclassical
The act of refraining from or holding back from something.
- 1.holding backclassical
The act of refraining from or holding back from something.
- 1.ateboth
To consume food.
- 1.ate aloneclassical
To consume food by oneself, without sharing.
- 1.we ate as much as we wantedclassical
We ate freely and to our fill at his place.
- 1.narrow-mindednessclassical
A disposition characterized by being narrow-minded or ill-tempered.
- 2.extreme stinginessclassical
A state of being extremely stingy or miserly.
- 3.short statureclassical
A person of short stature.
- 1.complete stinginessclassical
The state of being completely stingy or miserly.
- 2.fast walkingclassical
Walking at a rapid pace.
- 1.narrow-mindedclassical
Possessing a narrow or ill-tempered disposition.
- 2.stingyclassical
Extremely stingy or miserly.
- 3.shortclassical
Of short stature.
- 1.stingyclassical
Completely stingy or miserly.
- 2.fast-walkingclassical
Characterized by rapid walking.
- 1.self-centeredclassical
Focused solely on oneself, eating and living alone without concern for others.
- 1.self-centeredclassical
Focused solely on oneself, eating and living alone without concern for others.
- 1.slow gaitclassical
A description of someone's walk as being slow or lacking vigor.
- 1.deals with himclassical
To engage with or handle someone, often implying a process of interaction or practice.