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Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of extracting, removing, or pouring out something. It extends to concepts of discarding, preparing, and gathering, with specific applications to wells, arrows, armor, and food preparation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to extract dirtboth
To extract the dirt or sediment from a well.
- 2.to extract arrowsclassical
To extract the arrows from a quiver.
- 3.to cast off armorclassical
To cast off or remove one's armor.
- 4.to place meatclassical
To place cut meat into a pot.
- 5.to pourboth
To pour out or spill something.
- 1.extractionclassical
The act of extracting or removing something, particularly dirt from a well.
- 1.sedimentclassical
The sediment or dirt extracted from a well.
- 2.remainderclassical
A remainder or leftover.
- 3.fatty meatclassical
Fatty meat.
- 1.sedimentclassical
The sediment or dirt extracted from a well.
- 1.quiverboth
A quiver for arrows.
- 1.armorboth
Armor, specifically a coat of mail or breastplate.
- 1.one who does oftenclassical
A woman who frequently performs the actions associated with the root, such as extracting or pouring.
- 1.to defecateclassical
A horse defecates.
- 1.defecatedclassical
Describing a horse that has defecated.
- 1.dungclassical
Dung, specifically referring to the droppings of animals.
- 1.indentationclassical
The indentation between the upper lip and the nose (philtrum).
- 2.armorclassical
Armor, or a wide piece of armor.
- 1.to flock toclassical
To flock to or gather around someone or something.