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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns inheritance, legacy, and what is passed down from one generation to the next. It extends to concepts of origin, old customs, remnants, and even the act of instigating conflict or setting a fire.
Derived headwords
- 1.Inheritanceboth
The act or process of inheriting property or a legacy from a deceased person.
- 2.Legacyboth
Something inherited or passed down, such as a tradition, custom, or characteristic.
- 3.Originclassical
The fundamental source or basis of something, particularly in terms of lineage or tradition.
- 4.Old customclassical
An ancient practice or tradition that has been passed down through generations.
- 5.Remnantboth
The remaining part or trace of something.
- 6.Ashesclassical
The powdery residue left after the burning of a substance.
- 1.Inheritanceboth
The property or money that is inherited.
- 1.To inheritboth
To receive property, a right, or a characteristic from a predecessor.
- 2.To succeedboth
To take over a position or role from someone else.
- 1.Heirboth
A person legally entitled to inherit property or a title.
- 2.Successorboth
A person or thing that succeeds another.
- 1.Inherited thingboth
Something that is inherited, such as property, tradition, or characteristic.
- 2.Heritageboth
Valued objects and qualities such as cultural tradition, often passed down from previous generations.
- 1.To corruptclassical
To cause discord or ruin between people.
- 2.To instigateclassical
To provoke or stir up trouble or conflict.
- 3.To kindleclassical
To set fire to something or to ignite a fire.
- 1.Instigationclassical
The act of inciting or provoking conflict or discord between people.
- 2.Kindlingclassical
The act of setting a fire or igniting it.
- 1.To catch fireclassical
To become ignited or start burning.
- 1.Thornsclassical
A thorny plant, similar to 'ka'ar' but with broader leaves.
- 2.Boundaryclassical
A line or limit marking the edge of a territory or area, especially between lands.
- 3.Plainclassical
A flat, open area of land.
- 1.Boundary markerclassical
A stone or marker indicating the boundary between two pieces of land.
- 2.Red hillclassical
A small, red-colored hill or mound.
- 3.Fire preparationclassical
Material prepared near ashes, such as embers or fuel, for starting a fire when needed.
- 4.Easy landclassical
A flat, fertile area of land.
- 1.Spotted (sheep)classical
A sheep, particularly a ram, with patches of black and white.
- 1.Spotted (ewe)classical
A ewe with patches of black and white, similar to a spotted ram.
- 1.Fireclassical
A fire, especially one that has been kindled or is burning.
- 2.Firewoodclassical
Material prepared for a fire, such as dry wood or embers.
- 1.Kindlingclassical
The act of preparing or starting a fire.
- 1.Boundaryclassical
The border or limit between two pieces of land.
- 1.Boundaryclassical
A marker or line defining the boundary between lands.
- 1.Boundaryclassical
The limit or division between two areas of land.
- 1.Boundaryclassical
The limit or division between two areas of land.