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Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of roasting meat, extending to related actions like heating water, preparing food for roasting, and the resulting cooked meat. It also encompasses concepts of something being easy, insignificant, or a remnant, as well as parts of the body and specific animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to roast meatboth
To cook meat over an open flame or heat.
- 2.to heat waterboth
To make water warm or hot.
- 1.roastingboth
The act or process of roasting meat.
- 2.a remnantclassical
A remaining part or trace of something.
- 1.to be roastedboth
To have meat cooked over a flame or heat.
- 1.to be roastedboth
To have meat cooked over a flame or heat.
- 1.roasted meatboth
Meat that has been cooked by roasting.
- 1.roasted meatboth
Meat that has been cooked by roasting.
- 1.giving meat to roastclassical
The act of providing someone with meat to roast.
- 1.to give them meat to roastclassical
To provide a group of people with meat that they can roast.
- 1.piece of meat to roastboth
A cut of meat intended for roasting.
- 1.to ripen and become suitable for roastingclassical
Said of grain, when it ripens and becomes ready to be roasted.
- 2.to hit the vital partsclassical
To strike someone in the vital areas, not the lethal ones.
- 1.easy matterclassical
Something that is simple or uncomplicated.
- 2.low-quality wealthclassical
Inferior or insignificant possessions.
- 3.hands and feetclassical
The extremities of the body.
- 4.head shellclassical
The skullcap or outer part of the head.
- 5.non-lethal partclassical
A part of the body that is not fatal if injured.
- 1.to hit his non-lethal partsclassical
To injure someone in parts of the body that are not fatal.
- 1.missed by the stoneclassical
That which a thrown stone fails to hit.
- 1.remnant of people or wealthclassical
The remaining part of a group of people or a fortune that has been lost.
- 2.inferior camels or sheepclassical
The lesser or weaker animals from a herd of camels or flock of sheep.
- 3.flatbreadclassical
A round, flat cake of bread.
- 1.remnant of people or wealthclassical
The remaining part of a group of people or a fortune that has been lost.
- 1.sheepclassical
A sheep.
- 1.sheepclassical
A sheep.
- 1.owner of sheepclassical
One who possesses or tends to sheep.
- 1.to leave a remainder of dinnerclassical
To have leftovers from an evening meal.
- 2.to acquire inferior wealthclassical
To accumulate low-quality or insignificant possessions.
- 3.to feed them roasted meatclassical
To provide a group of people with roasted meat.
- 4.to yellow from drynessclassical
Said of palm fronds, when they turn yellow due to being dry.
- 1.dry and yellowclassical
Describing a palm frond that has become dry and yellow.
- 1.to be unable to speakclassical
To be rendered speechless or unable to articulate.
- 1.utteranceclassical
A word or utterance, often used in repetition or as an echo.
- 1.utteranceclassical
A word or utterance, often used in repetition or as an echo.
- 1.to make him unableclassical
To render someone incapable or exhausted.
- 1.to make him unableclassical
To render someone incapable or exhausted.
- 1.to make him unableclassical
To render someone incapable or exhausted.
- 1.womanclassical
A woman.
- 2.small starsclassical
A cluster of small, faint stars.
- 3.male wild oxclassical
A male wild bull.
- 1.speechlessnessclassical
The state of being unable to speak.
- 1.dragon's bloodclassical
A red resin obtained from certain species of palm trees.
- 2.far-sightednessclassical
The ability to see distant objects clearly.
- 1.fast-moving she-camelclassical
A female camel that moves at a high speed.