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Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns affection, love, and friendship. It extends to concepts of fondness, intimacy, and the bonds between people or things. Derived forms can also denote specific objects or actions related to these feelings.
Derived headwords
- 1.to loveboth
To feel deep affection or fondness for someone or something.
- 2.to wishboth
To desire or hope for something to happen.
- 1.loveboth
A strong feeling of affection and fondness.
- 2.friendshipboth
A relationship of mutual affection between people.
- 3.affectionboth
A gentle feeling of fondness or liking.
- 1.lovingboth
Characterized by or feeling love or affection.
- 2.affectionateboth
Having or displaying a tender or loving feeling.
- 1.loveboth
A strong feeling of affection and fondness, often implying mutual regard.
- 2.friendshipboth
A state of mutual affection and trust.
- 1.I lovedboth
Past tense of 'to love', indicating a feeling of affection experienced by the speaker.
- 1.to seek favorboth
To try to gain someone's affection or favor, often through flattery or kind actions.
- 2.to make oneself lovedclassical
To act in a way that causes others to feel affection towards oneself.
- 1.seeking favorboth
The act of trying to gain affection or favor from someone.
- 2.endeavoring to be lovedclassical
The effort made to endear oneself to others.
- 1.Da'dboth
A proper name, likely of a woman, used in the context of the poem.
- 1.I preparedboth
Past tense of 'to prepare', indicating the speaker's action of making something ready.
- 1.I countedboth
Past tense of 'to count', indicating the speaker's action of enumerating items.
- 1.numberboth
A quantity or amount, often unspecified.
- 2.preparationboth
The action or process of making ready or being made ready for use or consideration.
- 1.preparedboth
Made ready or available for a particular purpose.