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Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of abundance, crowding, and being overwhelmed, often related to people, possessions, or water. It also extends to meanings of scarcity, weakness, and haste.
Derived headwords
- 1.abundance of dependentsclassical
A large number of dependents or family members, implying a burden.
- 2.crowdingclassical
A state of being crowded or congested, especially with people or animals.
- 3.scarcityclassical
A state of scarcity or lack, particularly of wealth or resources.
- 4.hasteclassical
Haste or urgency in an affair.
- 5.weaknessclassical
Weakness or frailty.
- 6.eating less than fullclassical
Eating without being fully satisfied, or eating a portion less than a full measure.
- 1.to be burdened with dependentsclassical
To be occupied or burdened by a large family or many dependents.
- 2.to crowdclassical
To be crowded or congested.
- 1.abundance of dependentsclassical
Abundance of dependents or family members.
- 2.crowdingclassical
Crowding, especially of people or animals at a water source.
- 3.scarcityclassical
Scarcity of possessions or resources.
- 4.hasteclassical
Haste or urgency.
- 5.weaknessclassical
Weakness or frailty.
- 1.crowdingclassical
Crowding of people or animals at a water source.
- 1.scarcityclassical
Scarcity of possessions or resources.
- 1.hasteclassical
Haste or urgency.
- 1.weaknessclassical
Weakness or frailty.
- 1.eating less than fullclassical
Eating without being fully satisfied, or eating a portion less than a full measure.
- 1.river bankboth
The side or bank of a river or stream.
- 2.shoreboth
The shore or coast of a sea or lake.
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- 1.river bankboth
The side or bank of a river.
- 2.shoreboth
The shore of a sea.
- 1.to milk with the whole handclassical
To milk a camel or sheep using the entire hand, often due to a large udder.
- 2.to gatherclassical
To gather or collect something.
- 3.to bring close to fireclassical
To bring one's hands close to the fire, by gathering and joining the fingers.
- 1.milking with the whole handclassical
The act of milking with the entire hand.
- 2.gatheringclassical
The act of gathering or collecting.
- 3.bringing close to fireclassical
Bringing hands close to the fire by gathering fingers.
- 1.abundant in milkclassical
A female animal (camel, sheep) that is abundant in milk and can only be milked with the whole hand.
- 2.abundant in waterclassical
A spring or source that is abundant in water.
- 1.sides of the river valleyclassical
The two sides or banks of a river valley.
- 2.sides of the chestclassical
The sides of the chest (metaphorically).
- 1.sides of the valleyclassical
The sides or banks of a valley.
- 1.seashoreboth
The seashore or coast.
- 1.to gatherclassical
To gather or collect a group of people.
- 1.groupclassical
A group or gathering of people.
- 1.weak plantclassical
A weak or delicate plant, especially in a lush meadow.
- 1.weaknessclassical
Weakness or frailty.
- 1.our weak and our gatheredclassical
Our weak and our gathered people, referring to one's associates.
- 1.to afflictclassical
To afflict or befall someone when matters trouble them.
- 1.foolish personclassical
A person who lacks intelligence or reason.
- 1.to gatherclassical
To gather or collect something, like animals.
- 1.gatheringclassical
The act of gathering or collecting.
- 1.wide udderclassical
A wide or capacious udder of a sheep.
- 1.tick-like insectclassical
A small, tick-like insect that is grayish and causes a painful sting.
- 1.to gather at waterclassical
To gather or crowd together at a water source.
- 2.to gatherclassical
To gather or congregate.
- 3.to become less well-offclassical
To have one's circumstances or wealth diminish.
- 1.gatheredclassical
Gathered or congregated together.
- 1.gatheringclassical
A state of being gathered or congregated.
- 1.abundant in waterclassical
A spring or source that is abundant in water.
- 1.river banksboth
The sides or banks of a river.
- 1.depletedclassical
Having nothing left; depleted of resources.
- 2.occupiedclassical
Occupied or busy, especially with people or animals.