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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of emaciation, exhaustion, and depletion, often related to travel or exertion. It also extends to meanings of surpassing, removing, and the physical characteristics of objects like arrows and garments.
Derived headwords
- 1.old, worn-out clothesboth
old, worn-out clothes
- 1.a lean she-camelboth
a lean she-camel
- 1.to make emaciatedclassical
To cause a camel or other animal to become thin and worn out, often through excessive travel or exertion.
- 2.to make old/worn outclassical
To cause a garment to become old and worn.
- 1.so it is leanboth
so it is lean
- 1.to become emaciatedclassical
To become thin and worn out, especially a camel due to travel.
- 2.to become submissiveclassical
To become docile and yielding, like a camel that has been worn down and gives up resistance.
- 1.to surpassclassical
To outrun or get ahead of other horses in a race.
- 2.to removeclassical
To take off or remove clothing.
- 3.to draw (a sword)classical
To unsheathe or draw a sword from its scabbard.
- 4.to traverseclassical
To travel through or cross lands.
- 5.to fadeclassical
For the color of dye or pigment to fade and disappear.
- 1.outrunningclassical
The act of surpassing or outrunning horses.
- 2.arrow shaftclassical
The part of an arrow between the feathers and the arrowhead.
- 1.to draw (a sword)classical
To unsheathe a sword.
- 2.to wear outclassical
To make something old and worn out, such as a garment.
- 1.drawing a swordclassical
The act of unsheathing a sword.
- 1.arrow shaftclassical
The part of an arrow between the fletching and the point.
- 2.part of the neckclassical
The part of the neck between the head and the shoulders.
- 3.part of the bitclassical
The metal parts of a bridle's bit, excluding the leather straps.
- 1.new arrowheadclassical
The tip of an arrow when it is newly made, before it is worked.
- 1.to give an emaciated camelclassical
To give someone a thin, worn-out camel.
- 1.to be led by the forelockclassical
To be led by the hair of the forehead, implying being taken by the reins or controlled.
- 1.worn-out garmentclassical
An old and worn-out piece of clothing.
- 1.to wear outclassical
To make a garment old and worn.
- 1.to wear outclassical
To make a garment old and worn.