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Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of joining, adhering, or associating with something or someone. It often carries a connotation of doing so for a specific, sometimes suspicious, reason or purpose.
Derived headwords
- 1.to join, to connectboth
To become attached or connected to someone or something, often implying a close association.
- 2.to adhere for a reasonclassical
To join oneself to someone for a specific, often questionable, purpose or motive.
- 1.to him, to itboth
A prepositional phrase indicating direction or association towards someone or something.
- 1.to join, to uniteboth
To become a part of a group or to unite with someone or something.
- 2.to associate for a motiveclassical
To join or associate with someone due to a specific, often suspicious, motive.
- 1.suspicion, doubtboth
A feeling of uncertainty or distrust regarding someone's motives or actions.
- 1.to throw, to castboth
To propel something through the air; also used metaphorically for accusing or attributing.
- 1.to be pleased, to acceptboth
To feel satisfaction or to agree to something.
- 1.eunuchboth
A man who has been castrated, especially one employed as a servant or guard in a harem.
- 1.following, subordinateclassical
One who follows or is subordinate to another, often in a subservient or dependent manner.
- 1.adherent, clingingclassical
One who adheres closely or clings to another, often with a negative connotation of being intrusive or attached for ulterior motives.
- 1.following, adherenceclassical
The act of following or adhering to someone or something, often implying a close or subordinate relationship.