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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns states of exhaustion, slowness, and delay. It extends to meanings of patience, gentleness, and also to nautical terms like harbor and glass.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become wearyboth
To experience fatigue or exhaustion.
- 2.to become slowclassical
To become slow or sluggish in action.
- 1.wearinessboth
The state of being tired or exhausted.
- 2.slownessclassical
A state of being slow or sluggish.
- 1.to be wearyclassical
To be in a state of weariness or exhaustion.
- 1.wearinessclassical
A state of extreme fatigue or exhaustion.
- 1.wearinessclassical
A state of fatigue or exhaustion.
- 1.to make wearyclassical
To cause someone to become weary or exhausted.
- 1.to be slowboth
To act slowly or delay.
- 2.to neglectboth
To be remiss or neglectful in an undertaking.
- 1.wearyclassical
Describing a she-camel that is tired and sluggish.
- 1.gentleclassical
Describing a woman who is forbearing, slow to act, and slow in movement.
- 1.gentleclassical
Describing a woman who is forbearing, slow to act, and slow in movement.
- 1.gentleclassical
Describing a woman who is forbearing, slow to act, and slow in movement.
- 1.harborboth
A place where ships dock and are sheltered; a port.
- 2.glassclassical
The substance of glass.
- 1.pearlclassical
A single pearl.
- 2.necklaceclassical
A string or necklace of pearls.
- 3.waterskinclassical
A waterskin or bag.
- 1.to abandonclassical
To leave something or someone behind.
- 1.to roll upclassical
To roll up or gather a garment, like a sleeve.
- 1.to lack effortclassical
To not find strength or effort in doing something.