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Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of judgment, decision-making, and completion. It extends to the act of decreeing, fulfilling, and executing, as well as the finality of death. Derived terms also relate to legal rulings, the execution of duties, and even specific botanical or physical descriptions.
Derived headwords
- 1.to judgeboth
To make a decision or ruling, especially in a legal or authoritative capacity.
- 2.to decreeclassical
To ordain or determine something as a matter of fate or divine will.
- 3.to fulfillboth
To complete or accomplish a task, desire, or obligation.
- 4.to payboth
To discharge a debt or obligation.
- 5.to dieclassical
To cease to live; to pass away.
- 1.judgmentboth
The act of judging or deciding a case; a legal decision or sentence.
- 1.judgmentboth
The act or process of judging; a decision or sentence.
- 2.decreeclassical
A divine or fated determination.
- 3.completionboth
The act of finishing or fulfilling something.
- 4.paymentboth
The act of discharging a debt.
- 5.shieldclassical
A well-made shield.
- 1.caseboth
A matter brought before a court for judgment; a legal issue.
- 2.issueboth
A subject of discussion or dispute.
- 1.makingboth
The act of creating or producing something.
- 2.deedboth
An action performed.
- 1.necessityclassical
The state of being inevitable or unavoidable.
- 2.decreeclassical
An authoritative order or decision.
- 1.clarificationboth
The act of making something clear or understandable.
- 2.statementboth
A formal declaration or explanation.
- 1.deathclassical
The final and inevitable end of life.
- 2.camel paymentclassical
A camel that is permissible in blood money or as a tithe.
- 1.deathclassical
The state of being dead; mortality.
- 1.to dieclassical
To pass away; to cease to live.
- 1.to kill himboth
To cause the death of someone.
- 1.to fulfill his desireboth
To satisfy one's longing or need.
- 2.to reach his goalboth
To achieve what one aimed for.
- 1.to fulfill itboth
To bring something to completion or satisfaction.
- 1.to bequeath to himboth
To leave something to someone in a will.
- 2.to decree a covenant upon himclassical
To impose a binding agreement or promise.
- 1.to inform himclassical
To convey information to someone.
- 1.to pay his debtboth
To settle a financial obligation.
- 1.to ask to judgeboth
To request someone to act as a judge or arbiter.
- 2.to be made a judgeboth
To be appointed to the position of a judge.
- 1.to collect debtboth
To receive payment of a debt.
- 1.quick to judgeboth
Someone who makes decisions or rulings rapidly.
- 1.infant's membraneclassical
A thin membrane covering the face of a newborn baby.
- 1.plantclassical
A type of herb or plant.
- 1.to pass awayclassical
To cease to exist; to vanish.
- 2.to swoopclassical
Describing a bird of prey diving.
- 1.to passboth
To elapse or go by (time).
- 2.to be completedboth
To come to an end; to be finished.
- 1.killerclassical
One who kills; a murderer.
- 1.to appoint as judgeboth
To officially designate someone as a judge.
- 1.to payboth
To discharge a debt or obligation.
- 1.acacia gumclassical
A type of gum derived from acacia trees.
- 1.acacia gumclassical
A type of gum derived from acacia trees.