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Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the season of summer, its characteristics, and activities associated with it. It extends to related concepts like rain during summer, specific geographical features, and even military expeditions.
Derived headwords
- 1.Summerboth
One of the four seasons of the year, following spring.
- 2.Summer rainclassical
Rain that falls during the summer season.
- 1.one of the seasons of the year, it is after the first spring and before the intense heat of summerboth
one of the seasons of the year, it is after the first spring and before the intense heat of summer
- 1.he stayed there for the summerboth
he stayed there for the summer
- 1.place of residence in summerboth
place of residence in summer
- 1.place of residence in summerboth
place of residence in summer
- 1.related to summerboth
related to summer
- 1.an emphatic form of itboth
an emphatic form of it
- 2.meaning, hotboth
meaning, hot
- 1.a hot nightboth
a hot night
- 1.meaning, for the days of summer, like working for years, months, or daysboth
meaning, for the days of summer, like working for years, months, or days
- 1.Provisions for summerclassical
The provisions or supplies a group gathers for the summer.
- 1.related to summerboth
related to summer
- 1.To enter summerclassical
For a group of people to enter the season of summer.
- 2.To avertclassical
To turn away or avert something, like evil.
- 3.To have offspring late in lifeclassical
For a man to have children when he is old.
- 1.in the place: he stayed there for the summerboth
in the place: he stayed there for the summer
- 1.Deviationclassical
The act of deviating or swerving, as an arrow from its mark.
- 1.To be struck by summer rainclassical
For land to be affected by summer rain, causing it to become firm.
- 1.place of residence in summerboth
place of residence in summer
- 1.Summer rain befell usclassical
We were struck by summer rain (passive voice construction).
- 1.he spent the summerboth
he spent the summer
- 1.To suffice for my summer needsclassical
For something to be enough to meet one's needs during the summer.