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Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of weakness, emaciation, and poor quality, particularly in relation to animals, meat, and speech. It extends to ideas of corruption, decay, and the rejection of something as bad or worthless.
Derived headwords
- 1.became emaciatedboth
Said of a sheep when it becomes weak and thin.
- 1.You say of both: it became lean/bad, it is lean/bad.both
You say of both: it became lean/bad, it is lean/bad.
- 1.You say of both: it became lean/bad, it is lean/bad.both
You say of both: it became lean/bad, it is lean/bad.
- 1.emaciationboth
The state of being weak and thin, especially of meat or an animal.
- 2.poor qualityboth
The state of being corrupt, bad, or worthless.
- 1.emaciationclassical
A masdar denoting the state of being weak and thin.
- 2.poor qualityclassical
A masdar denoting the state of being corrupt or bad.
- 1.Lean meat.both
Lean meat.
- 2.Also: bad, corrupt speech.both
Also: bad, corrupt speech.
- 1.became corruptboth
To become bad, corrupt, or degenerate, especially in speech.
- 2.bought poor qualityclassical
To purchase meat or other goods that are of poor quality.
- 1.pusboth
The discharge from a wound, such as pus or corrupted matter.
- 2.corruption of mindclassical
A state of mental confusion or corruption.
- 1.discharged pusboth
Said of a wound when it discharges corrupted matter or pus.
- 1.treated a woundclassical
To treat a wound by removing corrupted matter and healing it.
- 1.does not deem anything badclassical
A saying meaning someone does not consider anything to be bad or worthless, and thus does not reject it.