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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the flowing or shedding of tears, often implying a forceful or abundant flow. It also extends to concepts of pouring, exceeding a limit, and approaching death.
Derived headwords
- 1.to flow (tears)both
The verb describes tears flowing from the eye.
- 1.to flow (tears)both
The present tense of the verb, indicating the ongoing flow of tears.
- 1.flowing (tears)both
The masdar (verbal noun) indicating the act or instance of tears flowing.
- 1.flowing (tears)both
Another masdar form for the flowing of tears.
- 1.flowing (tears)both
A further masdar form denoting the flowing of tears.
- 1.flowing (tears)both
Yet another masdar form for the flowing of tears.
- 1.flowing (tears)both
A masdar form of the verb, specifically referring to the flowing of tears.
- 1.pouring (tears)both
The masdar of the Form IV verb, meaning to pour out tears.
- 1.pouring (tears)classical
A masdar form related to pouring out tears.
- 1.his eye shed tearsboth
The eye shed tears, indicating the act of crying.
- 1.his eye made tears flowboth
The eye caused tears to flow, implying an active shedding of tears.
- 1.shed (tears)both
Describes tears that have been shed or flowed.
- 1.shed (tears)both
An adjective for tears that are shed or flowing.
- 1.tear ductsclassical
The parts of the eye from which tears flow; the tear ducts.
- 1.weak gaitclassical
A slow, weak, or unsteady manner of walking.
- 1.to pour out his tearsboth
To shed tears profusely or deliberately.
- 1.to exceed one hundredboth
To go beyond the number of one hundred; to surpass a limit.
- 1.to bring him to the brink of deathboth
To cause someone to be on the verge of dying; to bring them close to death.