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Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes difficult, soft, or yielding terrain, particularly sand or loose earth where feet or hooves sink. It extends metaphorically to hardship, difficulty, brokenness, and even fatness.
Derived headwords
- 1.Soft, yielding groundboth
A place that is easy and soft, where feet sink in.
- 2.Difficult terrainboth
A difficult road or path that is hard to traverse.
- 3.Broken boneclassical
A broken bone that is set or bound.
- 4.Emaciationclassical
Thinness or weakness.
- 1.Soft and yieldingboth
Describing ground that is soft and where one's feet sink.
- 2.Difficult to traverseboth
Describing a path that is hard to walk on.
- 1.Softness of earthclassical
The softness and looseness of the earth where animal legs sink.
- 1.Difficult terrainboth
A place of difficult terrain where walking is hard.
- 2.Hardship and evilclassical
Difficulty, hardship, or evil.
- 1.Soft, deep sandclassical
Sand where hooves and shoes sink, or fine sand and small pebbles.
- 2.Hardship of travelboth
The difficulty and hardship of a journey.
- 3.Grave sinclassical
A serious sin or transgression.
- 1.Soft groundclassical
Soft ground where animal legs sink.
- 2.Difficult pathclassical
A difficult path.
- 1.Lacking in lineageclassical
A man who is deficient in lineage or nobility.
- 1.To fall into soft groundclassical
To fall into soft, yielding ground.
- 2.To squander wealthclassical
To spend money extravagantly or wastefully.
- 3.To mixclassical
To mix or confuse matters.
- 1.Mixingclassical
The act of mixing or confusing.
- 1.To be difficult to traverseboth
Describing a path that became difficult to walk on.
- 1.Difficulty of passageclassical
The difficulty of a path, making it hard to traverse.
- 1.Fat and fleshyclassical
Describing a woman who is fat and fleshy, as if fingers sink into her.
- 1.Detention and diversionclassical
The act of detaining someone or diverting them from something.
- 1.Difficult to traverseclassical
Describing a path that is difficult to traverse.
- 1.Plump buttocksclassical
A plural form possibly referring to plump or yielding buttocks.