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Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of coming, arriving, or approaching. It extends to meanings of providing, rewarding, and the destination or approach to something. It also encompasses the idea of being prepared, accessible, or even destructive.
Derived headwords
- 1.to comeboth
To arrive at a place or to a person.
- 2.to bringboth
To cause something to come to someone.
- 3.to giveboth
To bestow something upon someone.
- 4.to rewardboth
To recompense someone for their actions.
- 5.to doboth
To perform an action or task.
- 1.to bringboth
To cause something to come to someone; to lead it.
- 2.to giveboth
To bestow something upon someone.
- 3.to rewardboth
To recompense someone.
- 1.destinationboth
The place where something is brought or where one arrives.
- 2.approachboth
The way or direction towards something.
- 1.prosperousclassical
A road that is well-traveled, clear, and busy.
- 2.meeting placeclassical
A place where roads converge or meet.
- 3.oppositeclassical
Facing or in the direction of.
- 1.river debrisclassical
Wood or leaves that accumulate in a river.
- 1.river debrisclassical
Wood or leaves that accumulate in a river.
- 1.maleclassical
Describing a flood or torrent that is male (strong, forceful).
- 1.maleclassical
Describing a flood or torrent that is male (strong, forceful).
- 1.wound dischargeclassical
The material or pus that comes out of a wound.
- 1.wound dischargeclassical
The material or pus that comes out of a wound.
- 1.time destroyed himclassical
Time has passed and caused his destruction or demise.
- 1.camel sought the maleclassical
A female camel desired mating with a male camel.
- 1.to deem slowboth
To consider someone or something to be arriving or happening too late.
- 2.to ask for arrivalboth
To request or urge someone to come.
- 1.generousclassical
A man who is very giving and rewarding.
- 1.to be gentleboth
To act with gentleness or consideration towards someone.
- 2.to approach properlyboth
To deal with something in the correct or appropriate manner.
- 1.matter was preparedboth
The affair or matter became ready or easy to handle.
- 1.facilitationclassical
The act of making the way of water easy or smooth.
- 1.facilitationclassical
The act of making the way of water easy or smooth.
- 1.enemy approachedclassical
The enemy came to overlook or approach him.
- 1.untilboth
Used to indicate the point or limit up to which something happens or is true.