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Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of mending, repairing, and reconciling. It extends to joining things together, filling gaps, and metaphorically, resolving disputes or improving situations. It also encompasses the idea of growth and sustenance in land.
Derived headwords
- 1.to mendboth
To repair something that is broken or split, such as a crack or a vessel.
- 2.to reconcileboth
To bring about harmony or agreement between people, resolving disputes.
- 3.to joinclassical
To connect or bring together separate parts.
- 4.to grow (land)classical
When land becomes moist and vegetation grows after being cut.
- 1.mendingboth
The act of repairing or making whole.
- 2.reconciliationboth
The act of bringing peace or agreement.
- 3.joiningclassical
The act of connecting or uniting.
- 1.to mend itclassical
To repair or make whole something.
- 1.to mend intenselyclassical
To strongly or thoroughly repair something.
- 1.place of mendingclassical
A place where things are repaired or joined.
- 2.junctionclassical
A place where things meet or join.
- 1.place of repairclassical
A place where repairs are made.
- 1.menderclassical
One who repairs or reconciles.
- 1.mendersclassical
Those who repair or reconcile.
- 1.to reconcile between themboth
To bring about peace and agreement among a group of people.
- 1.I mended itboth
The act of repairing something that was done by the speaker.
- 1.mend!both
An imperative command to repair or reconcile.
- 1.the land grewclassical
When the land's moisture causes vegetation to grow after being cut.
- 1.piece of wood for mendingboth
A piece of wood used to join or repair a vessel or container.
- 2.patchboth
A piece used to cover or mend a hole or tear.
- 3.plugboth
Something used to stop or fill a gap.
- 1.piece of woodclassical
A piece of wood used for mending or joining.
- 2.patchclassical
A piece used to repair something.
- 1.joiningclassical
The act of bringing things together or uniting them.
- 2.tighteningclassical
The act of making something firm or secure.
- 3.seventy (camels)classical
A group of seventy camels.
- 1.he mended its branchesclassical
To repair or join the branches of something.
- 1.he mended the corruptionclassical
To repair or rectify a corrupt or bad situation.
- 1.to reconcile themclassical
To bring about reconciliation or harmony among them.
- 1.he mended itclassical
To repair or make whole something, especially a wound or a rift.
- 1.a leaderclassical
A prominent or large leader.
- 1.menderclassical
One who repairs or manages affairs.
- 1.forgivenclassical
One who is pardoned or overlooked.
- 1.cracksclassical
Plural of rift or crack.
- 2.leadersclassical
Plural of leader, referring to prominent individuals.
- 1.name of a personboth
A male given name, borne by several historical figures.