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Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of darkness, covering, smearing, and fullness, often with negative connotations of ugliness or destruction. It also extends to specific objects like ointments, arrows, and animal droppings, as well as geographical features and abstract ideas like games or paths.
Derived headwords
- 1.meaning, darkboth
meaning, dark
- 1.name of a manclassical
A proper name for a male individual.
- 1.ointmentclassical
A medicinal ointment applied to the forehead and around the eyes of a child.
- 2.coatingclassical
Anything used to coat or smear something, like a dye or paint.
- 1.ointmentclassical
A medicinal ointment applied to the forehead and around the eyes of a child.
- 2.coatingclassical
Anything used to coat or smear something, like a dye or paint.
- 1.arrowclassical
A specific type of arrow, possibly one that is coated or prepared in a certain way.
- 1.to coat, to smearboth
To apply a coating, dye, or paint to something.
- 1.redclassical
Describing something that is red in color.
- 2.fattened, plumpboth
Describing an animal, like a camel, that is full of fat and plump.
- 1.to be full of fatclassical
To be filled or laden with fat.
- 1.coated with spleenclassical
Describing something, like a pot, that has been coated with spleen.
- 1.uglyboth
Describing someone or something as ugly or unappealing.
- 2.coated with spleenclassical
Describing something, like a pot, that has been coated with spleen.
- 1.uglinessboth
The state or quality of being ugly.
- 1.gameclassical
A type of game or plaything.
- 2.path, wayclassical
A track, path, or course.
- 3.dung pelletclassical
A pellet of animal dung, specifically from sheep or goats.
- 1.jerboa burrowclassical
One of the entrances or tunnels of a jerboa's burrow.
- 1.jerboa burrowsclassical
The plural form of 'damaa', referring to multiple jerboa burrows.
- 1.jerboa burrowclassical
An entrance or tunnel of a jerboa's burrow.
- 1.jerboa burrowclassical
An entrance or tunnel of a jerboa's burrow.
- 1.to press down, to fillclassical
To press down or fill a jerboa's burrow.
- 1.soft hillsclassical
Gentle, rolling hills or mounds of earth.
- 1.the thing: he flattened it to the ground and crushed itboth
the thing: he flattened it to the ground and crushed it
- 2.God destroyed themboth
God destroyed them
- 1.barren desertclassical
A vast, waterless desert or open plain.
- 1.folded, rolled upclassical
Describing something that is folded or rolled up, particularly referring to a type of garment or cloth.