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Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of humility, lowliness, and being insignificant, but also extends to ease, gentleness, and tranquility. It encompasses states of being debased, as well as a sense of calm and dignity. Derived terms can refer to a person's state, an object's quality, or even specific tools and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be humbledboth
To become debased, disgraced, or brought low in status or dignity.
- 2.to be easyboth
To be simple, uncomplicated, or not difficult to do or achieve.
- 1.humiliationboth
A state of being debased, disgraced, or brought low.
- 2.easeboth
Simplicity, lack of difficulty.
- 1.humiliationboth
A state of being debased, disgraced, or brought low.
- 1.humiliationboth
A state of being debased, disgraced, or brought low.
- 2.disgraceboth
Loss of honor or respect.
- 1.easyboth
Simple, uncomplicated, or not difficult.
- 2.gentleboth
Mild, calm, and not easily agitated.
- 3.humbleclassical
Low in status or importance; insignificant.
- 1.easierboth
Comparative form of 'easy', indicating a lesser degree of difficulty.
- 2.more humbleclassical
Comparative form of 'humble', indicating a lesser degree of importance or status.
- 1.humble onesclassical
Plural of 'humble', referring to those who are low in status or insignificant.
- 1.tranquilityboth
A state of calm, quietness, and peacefulness.
- 2.dignityboth
A sense of self-respect and composure.
- 3.insignificant thingboth
Something of little importance or value.
- 4.shameclassical
A feeling of embarrassment or disgrace.
- 1.tranquilityboth
A state of calm, quietness, and peacefulness.
- 2.dignityboth
A sense of self-respect and composure.
- 3.shameclassical
A feeling of embarrassment or disgrace.
- 1.to make easyboth
To simplify something or make it less difficult.
- 2.to lightenboth
To reduce the burden or severity of something.
- 1.to underestimateboth
To fail to appreciate the true worth or seriousness of someone or something.
- 2.to belittleboth
To regard or represent as being of little worth.
- 1.to neglectboth
To fail to do something, especially through carelessness.
- 2.to be negligentboth
Failing to take proper care in doing something.
- 1.calmboth
Serene, composed, and not easily agitated.
- 2.deliberateboth
Done consciously and intentionally; unhurried.
- 1.calmlyboth
In a calm, composed, and unhurried manner.
- 2.deliberatelyboth
With intention and without haste.
- 1.slowlyboth
Take your time; proceed at a leisurely pace.
- 2.gentlyboth
Proceed with care and without haste.
- 1.slowlyboth
Take your time; proceed at a leisurely pace.
- 2.gentlyboth
Proceed with care and without haste.
- 1.a man's nameclassical
A proper name for a male individual.
- 2.Mondayboth
The second day of the week.
- 1.mortarboth
A bowl-shaped tool used for grinding and crushing substances.
- 1.distant placeclassical
A location that is far away.
- 2.valleyclassical
A low area of land between hills or mountains.
- 1.to be gentle withboth
To treat someone or something with kindness and consideration.