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Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns matters that are important, significant, or affect someone. It extends to concepts of effort, hardship, care, attention, and the meaning or intention behind something. It also touches upon the arrival or occurrence of events and the flourishing of land.
Derived headwords
- 1.to concernboth
A matter concerned or affected someone.
- 2.to be importantboth
A matter was important to someone.
- 1.to concernboth
A matter concerned or affected someone.
- 2.to intendboth
To mean or intend something.
- 1.to concernboth
A matter concerned or was important to someone.
- 1.to pay attention toboth
To take care of, be attentive to, or show interest in something or someone.
- 2.to look afterboth
To tend to or care for something.
- 1.careboth
Attention, concern, or diligent effort towards something.
- 2.interestboth
Showing concern or taking an interest in a matter.
- 1.to be concernedboth
To be concerned or occupied with something.
- 1.to descendclassical
A matter descended or occurred.
- 2.to happenclassical
A matter happened or befell.
- 1.to be effective (food)both
Food was effective or beneficial.
- 1.to show forth (land with plants)classical
The land showed forth or produced plants.
- 1.to intend (by saying)both
To intend or mean something by a statement.
- 1.meaningboth
The meaning or import of words or speech.
- 1.meaningsboth
The meanings or import of words or speech.
- 1.meaningboth
The meaning or import of words or speech.
- 1.meaningboth
The meaning or import of words or speech.
- 1.hardshipboth
Trouble, difficulty, or suffering.
- 2.effortboth
Exertion or labor.
- 1.to exert oneselfboth
To exert oneself, to undergo hardship or trouble.
- 1.to troubleboth
To cause someone hardship or trouble.
- 1.hardshipclassical
Trouble, difficulty, or suffering.
- 1.to undertakeclassical
To undertake or endure hardship.
- 1.hardshipclassical
Intense hardship or trouble.
- 1.hardshipclassical
Intense hardship or trouble.
- 1.to contend withboth
To contend with, dispute, or struggle against someone or something.
- 2.to endureboth
To endure or undergo hardship.
- 1.to endureclassical
To endure or undergo hardship.
- 1.titleboth
A title, heading, or address.
- 1.to troubleclassical
To cause someone hardship or trouble.
- 1.to troubleclassical
To cause someone hardship or trouble.
- 1.to be entangledclassical
To be entangled or caught in a snare or restraint.
- 1.horseclassical
A swift or excellent horse.
- 1.to manageboth
To manage, handle, or take care of their property.