رتع
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of grazing and feeding freely, often implying abundance and a state of ease or enjoyment. It extends to concepts of playing, luxuriating, and the places where such activities occur, particularly for livestock.
Derived headwords
- 1.to graze freelyboth
Livestock grazed at will, eating whatever they desired.
- 2.to luxuriate and playclassical
To live in ease, abundance, and enjoyment, often accompanied by play and merriment.
- 1.free grazingclassical
The act of grazing freely and abundantly, as livestock do when eating what they wish.
- 1.grazingboth
Describing livestock that are grazing freely and eating abundantly.
- 2.luxuriatingclassical
Living in a state of ease, abundance, and enjoyment.
- 1.grazersclassical
A collective noun for animals that graze freely, the plural of 'rat'i'.
- 1.those who luxuriateclassical
People who live in a state of ease, abundance, and enjoyment.
- 1.grazing placeboth
A place where livestock graze freely and abundantly.
- 2.place of easeclassical
A place or state of comfort, abundance, and enjoyment.
- 1.to let graze freelyboth
To allow livestock to graze at will, eating whatever they desire.
- 2.to cause to luxuriateclassical
To provide the means for someone or something to live in ease and abundance.
- 1.those who are allowed to grazeclassical
People or animals who are permitted to graze freely.