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Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes concepts of tightness, constriction, and intensity. It extends to meanings of fear, anger, loud shouting, and forceful action like driving or leading. It also encompasses physical states like dryness and specific items like turbans.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tightnessboth
The state of being tight or constricted.
- 2.Fearclassical
A feeling of fear or timidity.
- 3.Epilepsyclassical
A seizure or convulsive fit.
- 4.Angerclassical
Intense anger or rage.
- 5.Loud shoutingclassical
The act of shouting loudly.
- 6.Many sheepclassical
A large flock of sheep.
- 7.Forceful drivingclassical
Driving animals or people with great force.
- 8.Uncoveringclassical
The act of revealing or uncovering.
- 9.Expulsionclassical
The act of driving away or expelling.
- 10.Turban tyingclassical
The act of tightly wrapping a turban.
- 11.Drynessclassical
A state of being dry or parched.
- 1.Tightnessclassical
The state of being tight or constricted.
- 2.Forceful drivingclassical
Driving animals or people with great force.
- 1.Loud shoutingclassical
The act of shouting loudly.
- 1.Violent driverclassical
A person who drives animals or people harshly and violently.
- 1.To be humiliatedclassical
To become debased, humbled, or disgraced.
- 1.To speak obscenelyclassical
To use foul or indecent language.
- 2.To humiliateclassical
To disgrace or humiliate someone.
- 3.To disperseclassical
For a group of people to disperse or scatter.
- 1.To speak obscenelyclassical
To use foul or indecent language.
- 2.To humiliateclassical
To disgrace or humiliate someone.
- 1.Elevated loadclassical
A load carried high on an animal.
- 1.Very curlyclassical
Describing hair that is extremely curly or tightly coiled.
- 2.Adamantclassical
Firm and unyielding in one's stance or decision.
- 1.To wear a turbanclassical
To put on a turban without tucking the ends under the chin.
- 1.Turbanclassical
A type of headwear, specifically a turban.
- 1.Qartataclassical
A term referring to a specific type of garment or covering, possibly related to the root's meaning of tightness or wrapping.