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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes variations in color, particularly mottling or speckling, in various contexts like fingernails, land, animals, and plants. It also extends to describe abundance or lushness in vegetation.
Derived headwords
- 1.mottling/specklingclassical
A white appearance seen in the fingernails of young people, similar to 'ramsh' and 'wabash'.
- 1.mottled landclassical
Land that is abundant in grass and has varied colors, similar to 'barshaa' and 'ramshaa'.
- 1.mottled landclassical
Land that is abundant in grass and has varied colors.
- 1.mottled landclassical
Land that is abundant in grass and has varied colors.
- 1.mottled complexionclassical
A person with a varied complexion, such as having one red spot and another black or dusty one, or similar variations.
- 1.mottled complexionclassical
A person with a varied complexion, such as having one red spot and another black or dusty one, or similar variations.
- 1.mottled horseclassical
A horse with a varied color, characterized by patches or spots.
- 1.mottling/spotsclassical
The characteristic of being varied in color, used to describe a horse or a mule.
- 1.to become leafyclassical
The trees produced leaves.
- 2.to bear fruitclassical
The trees produced fruit, resembling chickpeas in appearance.
- 1.to become leafyclassical
The trees produced leaves and began to split open.
- 1.lush yearclassical
A year characterized by abundant vegetation.
- 1.lush yearclassical
A year characterized by abundant vegetation.
- 1.lush yearclassical
A year characterized by abundant vegetation.