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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of thinness, emaciation, and weakness, often due to natural causes or childbirth. It also extends to meanings of joining, arriving, and seeking information, as well as specific anatomical terms and animal-related descriptions.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be thinboth
To be characterized by thinness of bone and leanness of body, either by nature or through emaciation.
- 2.to weakenboth
To become weak or frail.
- 1.emaciatedboth
A description of a young boy who is thin and emaciated, often due to natural disposition or weakness.
- 1.to become thinboth
To become thin or emaciated.
- 2.to weakenboth
To become weak or frail.
- 3.to give birth to a weak offspringclassical
Used for a woman who gives birth to a child that is thin and weak.
- 4.to diminishclassical
To reduce or diminish someone's rights or possessions.
- 5.to fail to manageclassical
To fail to properly manage or handle an affair or matter.
- 1.to joinboth
To come together, to join or unite with others.
- 2.to take refugeboth
To seek shelter or refuge.
- 3.to arrive at nightboth
To come or arrive during the night.
- 4.to inquireclassical
To ask about or inquire into someone's news or situation.
- 1.thinnessboth
The state of being thin, emaciated, or lean.
- 2.weaknessboth
The state of being weak or frail.
- 1.thinnessboth
The state of being thin, emaciated, or lean.
- 2.weaknessboth
The state of being weak or frail.
- 1.nightcomerclassical
One who arrives or visits during the night.
- 2.horseclassical
A swift or fast horse.
- 1.glandclassical
A gland located beneath the earlobe, above the mastoid bone.
- 2.camel's vulvaclassical
A protrusion from the vulva of a female camel that appears before the birth of the young.