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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of walking and movement, extending to concepts of abundance, particularly in livestock and offspring. It also encompasses related ideas like guidance and the transmission of something, as well as negative connotations of slander and gossip.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walkboth
To move along on foot at a regular pace.
- 2.to goboth
To proceed or travel from one place to another.
- 1.he walksboth
The present tense conjugation for 'he walks'.
- 1.walkboth
The manner or style of walking.
- 2.gaitboth
A person's manner of walking.
- 1.walkingboth
The act of walking.
- 1.his livestock multipliedboth
His herds of animals, especially camels and sheep, increased significantly.
- 1.to have much livestockclassical
To possess a large quantity of livestock.
- 1.to be guidedboth
To be led or directed to a right way or course.
- 2.to find one's wayboth
To discover the path or route.
- 1.the walkboth
The manner or style of walking.
- 1.walkingclassical
The act of walking.
- 1.slandererclassical
One who spreads malicious rumors or speaks ill of others.
- 1.talebearersclassical
Those who carry gossip and divisive talk between people.
- 1.livestockboth
Domesticated animals raised for food, fiber, or labor, particularly camels and sheep.
- 2.herdboth
A group of animals, especially cattle or sheep, kept together.
- 1.her offspring multipliedclassical
Her young animals were born in great numbers.
- 1.the people had much livestockclassical
The group of people possessed abundant herds of animals.
- 1.they had much livestockclassical
They possessed abundant herds of animals.
- 1.a woman with many childrenclassical
A woman who is fertile and has borne numerous offspring.