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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to swiftness, particularly in movement and gait. It also extends to meanings of snatching, tearing, and in a meteorological context, the falling of snow.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk swiftlyboth
To walk with a quick and light pace, characterized by short, rapid steps.
- 2.to be tenderclassical
To be soft, delicate, or tender in movement or nature.
- 1.walks swiftlyboth
Present tense of the verb meaning to walk with a quick and light pace.
- 2.is tenderclassical
Present tense of the verb meaning to be soft or delicate.
- 1.swift walkingboth
The act of walking swiftly, characterized by short, rapid steps.
- 2.short stepsboth
The characteristic of taking short, quick steps while walking.
- 1.ship's crewclassical
The people who inhabit or work on a ship; the crew of a vessel.
- 1.snowfallclassical
The falling of snow from the sky.
- 1.to snatch awayboth
To seize or take something suddenly and quickly, often by force or stealth.
- 2.to stealboth
To take something that does not belong to one, especially secretly.
- 1.snatched it awayboth
Past tense, third person singular masculine of the verb 'to snatch away'.
- 2.stole itboth
Past tense, third person singular masculine of the verb 'to steal'.
- 1.tore the garmentboth
To tear or rip a piece of clothing.
- 1.tore itboth
Past tense, third person singular masculine of the verb 'to tear'.
- 1.tearingboth
The act of tearing or ripping something.
- 1.torn clothclassical
A piece of torn fabric or cloth.
- 1.torn shirtclassical
A tear or rip in a shirt or tunic.
- 1.tear in a shirtclassical
A single instance of a tear or rip in a shirt.