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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of weakness, lack of strength, and deficiency. It extends to notions of doubling, multiplying, and increasing, often in the context of intensity or quantity.
Derived headwords
- 1.weaknessboth
The state of lacking strength or power; feebleness.
- 2.doublingboth
The act or state of being made twice as much or as many.
- 1.to be weakboth
To become weak or feeble; to lose strength.
- 1.weakboth
Lacking physical strength or power; feeble.
- 2.frailboth
Delicate and weak physically.
- 1.to weakenboth
To cause someone or something to become weak or weaker.
- 2.to doubleboth
To make something twice as much or as many.
- 1.weak (pl.)both
Plural form of weak, referring to a group of people who are weak.
- 1.weak (pl.)both
Plural form of weak, referring to a group of people who are weak.
- 1.weak (pl.)both
Plural form of weak, referring to a group of people who are weak.
- 1.to consider weakboth
To regard or deem someone or something as weak.
- 1.doublingboth
The act of making something twice its original size or quantity.
- 2.attribution of weaknessclassical
The act of attributing weakness to someone or something.
- 1.doublingboth
The act or process of making something twice as much or as many.
- 1.doublingboth
The act of multiplying by two; making twice as much.
- 2.chainmailclassical
A type of armor made of interwoven rings, specifically one woven in double rings.
- 1.doubleboth
Twice the amount or number; a double portion.
- 1.its two equivalentsclassical
Two times the original amount or number.
- 1.multiplesboth
Many times the original amount or number; severalfold.
- 1.doubledboth
Made twice as much or as many.
- 2.weakened (animal)classical
Referring to an animal whose mount or beast of burden has become weak.
- 1.strengthenedclassical
Made strong or stronger; fortified.