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Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root describes a state of extreme dryness, leanness, and desiccation, often applied to living beings, food, or land. It conveys a sense of being withered, parched, or shriveled due to lack of moisture or sustenance.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be dry and leanboth
To become dry, withered, and emaciated due to leanness or lack of sustenance.
- 2.to be parchedclassical
To become dry and barren, especially referring to land lacking water.
- 1.to be dry and leanboth
To become dry, withered, and emaciated due to leanness or lack of sustenance.
- 2.to be parchedclassical
To become dry and barren, especially referring to land lacking water.
- 1.dryness and leannessboth
The state of being dry, withered, and emaciated.
- 1.dryness and leannessboth
The state of being dry, withered, and emaciated.
- 1.drynessclassical
The state of being dry, especially referring to the dryness of bread.
- 1.dry and leanboth
Describing something that is dry, withered, and emaciated due to leanness or lack of sustenance.
- 2.parchedclassical
Describing land that is dry and barren.
- 1.almost dryboth
Describing something that is on the verge of becoming dry or withered, such as meat or a waterskin.
- 2.splitclassical
Describing dates that have split open due to dryness.
- 1.dry and leanboth
Describing something that is dry, withered, and emaciated due to leanness or lack of sustenance.
- 2.parchedclassical
Describing land that is dry and barren.
- 1.almost dryboth
Describing something that is on the verge of becoming dry or withered, such as meat or a waterskin.
- 2.splitclassical
Describing dates that have split open due to dryness.