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Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes the state of being full, whether literally with liquid or figuratively with emotions like anger, sadness, or joy. It also extends to concepts of eagerness, swiftness, and intensity, particularly in negative contexts like malice or strong emotions.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be fullboth
To be filled, especially with liquid. Figuratively, to be filled with emotions like anger, sadness, or joy.
- 1.to fillboth
To fill something, particularly a container or a place, with liquid. It can also refer to filling someone with emotions.
- 1.fullboth
Describing something that is very full, especially with liquid or with emotions.
- 2.eagerclassical
Eager or quick to do something, particularly in a negative or intense manner.
- 1.full of emotionboth
Filled with strong emotions such as anger, grief, or joy. It can also mean on the verge of tears.
- 2.quick to evilclassical
Swift or eager to engage in evil or mischief.
- 3.intenseclassical
Describing something that is intense, such as a horse full of vigor and speed.
- 1.quick to cryboth
Prone to crying, or on the verge of tears.
- 2.full of angerclassical
Filled with anger or grief.
- 1.fullnessboth
The state of being full, whether literally or figuratively with emotions.
- 2.intensityclassical
Intensity of emotion, such as anger or grief.
- 1.sharpclassical
Sharp-witted or quick-minded.
- 1.intense angerclassical
Intense anger or a strong inclination towards mischief.
- 1.to be on the verge of tearsclassical
To experience a state resembling sobbing or hiccuping before crying.
- 1.fullnessclassical
Fullness, especially with food or drink.
- 1.sobbingclassical
The sound or act of sobbing, or the prelude to crying.
- 1.intense cryingclassical
Intense crying or sobbing.
- 1.overflowing vesselclassical
A vessel that is extremely full, to the point of overflowing.
- 1.narrowness of spiritclassical
Narrowness of disposition or character.