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Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns sight, vision, and perception, both physical and intellectual. It extends to understanding, knowledge, insight, and even specific physical phenomena like bloodstains or types of stone. The root also encompasses related concepts like careful observation and discernment.
Derived headwords
- 1.sightboth
The faculty of vision, the sense of sight.
- 2.visionboth
The act or power of seeing.
- 3.insightboth
Intellectual perception or understanding; discernment.
- 4.perceptionboth
The ability to see or to understand something.
- 1.to seeboth
To perceive with the eyes; to behold.
- 2.to noticeboth
To become aware of something.
- 3.to findboth
To discover or perceive something.
- 1.to become sightedboth
To gain the ability to see; to become visually perceptive.
- 2.to become knowledgeableboth
To gain deep understanding or expertise in something.
- 1.a little milkclassical
A small amount of milk, often observed as a sign.
- 2.soft stoneclassical
A type of soft stone, sometimes containing gypsum.
- 3.reddish earthclassical
Good, reddish earth, sometimes containing stones that can cut hooves.
- 1.sightclassical
The state of being able to see; vision.
- 2.insightclassical
Deep understanding or knowledge.
- 1.to look carefullyboth
To examine or observe something closely and thoughtfully.
- 2.to considerboth
To think about something carefully.
- 3.to gain insightboth
To achieve a deeper understanding.
- 1.to look at each otherboth
To see one another.
- 2.to observe each otherboth
To watch or regard one another.
- 1.to look atboth
To observe or gaze at someone or something.
- 2.to watch closelyclassical
To observe intently, often from a distance.
- 3.to compete in seeingclassical
To look at something to see who can see it first.
- 1.seeingboth
One who can see; having the faculty of sight.
- 2.knowledgeableboth
Having deep knowledge or understanding of something; expert.
- 3.insightfulboth
Possessing keen insight or discernment.
- 1.insightboth
Deep understanding, perception, or discernment.
- 2.firm beliefboth
A conviction or settled opinion, especially regarding faith or truth.
- 3.evidenceclassical
A proof or argument that makes something clear.
- 4.shieldclassical
A piece of armor carried for defense.
- 5.breastplateclassical
A piece of armor worn on the chest.
- 6.bloodstainclassical
A trace of blood, used as evidence.
- 1.sightboth
The faculty of vision.
- 2.knowledgeboth
Understanding or awareness of something.
- 1.sightsboth
Plural of sight; things seen.
- 2.visionsboth
Plural of vision; acts or instances of seeing.
- 1.insightsboth
Plural of insight; deep understandings.
- 2.proofsboth
Evidence or arguments that establish a fact.
- 3.lessonsboth
Things from which one can learn or take example.
- 4.shieldsclassical
Plural of shield; defensive armor.
- 5.breastplatesclassical
Plural of breastplate; armor for the chest.
- 1.Basraboth
A major city in southern Iraq, historically significant.
- 2.Basraclassical
A city in the far Maghreb, near Souss, now ruined.
- 1.seeingboth
One who sees; possessing sight.
- 2.perceptiveboth
Having or showing sensitive insight.
- 1.evidenceclassical
A clear proof or sign.
- 1.glance of an eyeboth
A very brief moment, as quick as a blink.
- 2.clear sightclassical
Something clearly visible or understood.