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Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root describes the act of sinking, submerging, or penetrating deeply into something soft, yielding, or fluid. It conveys a sense of going down or disappearing into a substance.
Derived headwords
- 1.sankboth
The verb form indicating that something sank or penetrated deeply into a soft or yielding substance.
- 1.sinksboth
The present tense verb form, indicating the ongoing action of sinking or penetrating.
- 1.sank (with ya)both
An alternative verb form, using 'ya' instead of 'waw', to describe sinking or penetrating into something soft or yielding.
- 1.waded in swollen or softclassical
Describes the action of wading or sinking into a swollen or soft substance, implying penetration.
- 1.sankboth
The transitive verb form indicating that something caused another thing to sink or penetrate.
- 1.sinkingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) representing the act or instance of sinking or penetrating.
- 1.his foot sank in the mudboth
Describes a foot becoming submerged and sinking into mud or soft ground.
- 1.submerged and sankboth
Indicates that something submerged and sank deeply, disappearing from view.
- 1.went down into the earthboth
Describes the action of moving downwards into the ground, implying sinking or penetration.
- 1.is a substitute for 'sin' of 'sakhat'classical
A linguistic note suggesting that the 'tha' in 'thakhat' might be a substitution for the 'sin' in the similar-sounding verb 'sakhat' (sank).