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Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of turbidity and clarity, particularly in water. It extends to meanings of beauty, excellence, and also to states of weakness, confusion, and hesitation. It can also refer to specific actions like fluttering or settling.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be turbidboth
The water became cloudy or muddy.
- 2.to be clearclassical
This is a contradictory meaning, where the water becomes clear.
- 1.turbidityboth
The state of water being turbid or muddy.
- 2.clarityclassical
The state of water being clear, a contradictory sense.
- 1.turbidityboth
The state of water being turbid or muddy.
- 1.to be turbidboth
The water became cloudy or muddy.
- 1.turbidboth
Describing water that is cloudy or muddy.
- 1.mudboth
Mud found in rivers and streams after the water has receded.
- 1.mudboth
Mud found in rivers and streams after the water has receded.
- 1.lusterboth
The sheen or brilliance of a sword.
- 2.splendorboth
The beauty and brightness of the forenoon.
- 3.clarityclassical
The clear essence or quality of something.
- 1.hen sitting on eggsclassical
A hen that is sitting on her eggs, a specific type of bird.
- 1.water bodiesclassical
Plural of a water source, specifically associated with a tribe.
- 1.turbid waterclassical
A plural form referring to turbid water, considered an inversion of 'ranga'.
- 1.to move bannerclassical
To move one's banner in preparation for an attack.
- 2.to moveclassical
The banner moved.
- 3.to make turbidboth
To make water cloudy or muddy.
- 4.to clarifyclassical
To make water clear, a contradictory meaning.
- 5.to purifyclassical
God purified the impurities.
- 6.to stayclassical
People stayed in a place.
- 7.to mix opinionclassical
To confuse or mix opinions regarding a matter.
- 8.to flutterclassical
A bird fluttered its wings without flying.
- 9.to mix with eyesclassical
Sleepiness mixed with the eyes.
- 1.to make turbidboth
To make water cloudy or muddy.
- 2.to clarifyclassical
To make water clear, a contradictory meaning.
- 1.weaknessclassical
A state of weakness in sight, body, or in a matter.
- 2.prolonged gazeclassical
Staring or looking intently for a long time.
- 3.broken wingclassical
The breaking of a bird's wing, causing it to fall.
- 1.broken-wingedclassical
Describing a bird whose wing is broken, causing it to fall.