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Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of spreading, scattering, and dispersion, often applied to light, liquids, and abstract ideas like worries or opinions. It also extends to descriptions of physical attributes like tallness and thinness, and actions like mixing or attacking.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tallclassical
Describing someone or something as tall.
- 1.Tallclassical
Describing someone or something as tall.
- 2.Lightclassical
Describing something as not dense or heavy.
- 3.Beautifulclassical
Describing something as aesthetically pleasing.
- 4.Scatteredclassical
Describing something that is dispersed or spread out.
- 5.Thin shadeclassical
Referring to shade that is not dense or thick.
- 1.Tallclassical
Describing someone or something as tall.
- 1.Tallclassical
Describing someone or something as tall.
- 1.Dispersionboth
The act or state of spreading out or scattering.
- 2.Scattered bloodclassical
Blood that has dispersed or spread out.
- 3.Scattered opinionclassical
An opinion that is fragmented or not unified.
- 4.Spike of grainclassical
Referring to the scattered or loose grains on a spike of wheat.
- 5.Diluted milkclassical
Milk that has had too much water added, making it thin.
- 6.Scattered worriesclassical
A state where one's concerns or thoughts are dispersed and unfocused.
- 7.Sunbeamboth
The ray of light from the sun, often appearing like ropes or spears.
- 1.Sunbeamboth
The ray of light from the sun, described as appearing like ropes or spears when viewed directly.
- 1.Sunbeamclassical
The ray of light from the sun.
- 1.Sunbeamclassical
A single ray of sunlight.
- 1.Raysboth
Plural of sunbeam or ray.
- 1.Raysclassical
Plural of sunbeam or ray.
- 1.Raysclassical
Plural of sunbeam or ray.
- 1.Scattered thingclassical
That which is dispersed or spread out from anything.
- 2.Hasteclassical
Speed or urgency.
- 3.Spider's webclassical
The web spun by a spider.
- 1.Hasteclassical
Speed or urgency.
- 1.Man's nameclassical
A proper name of a man from the tribe of Abs.
- 1.To emit raysboth
Used for plants to emit their shoots or rays, or for the sun to spread its light.
- 2.To ripenclassical
Used for grain to become dense with seeds.
- 1.To raidclassical
Used for a wolf to raid among sheep, meaning to attack or prey upon them.
- 1.To mixboth
To mix liquids, such as wine, or to mix ingredients.
- 2.To raise the headclassical
To raise and lengthen the head of a dish, like thareed.
- 3.To enrichclassical
To increase the fat or richness of a dish.
- 4.To mix thingsclassical
To blend or intermingle different elements.
- 1.To remain littleclassical
Used for a month to indicate that only a small portion remains.
- 1.To scatterclassical
To disperse something, like urine from a camel.
- 2.To disperse and spreadclassical
Used for urine or for people to disperse and spread out.
- 3.To pour downclassical
Used for a raid to be poured down upon a group.
- 1.To scatterclassical
To cause something to disperse, like a camel scattering its urine.