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Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the actions of closing, striking, and slapping, often with a sense of force or finality. It also extends to concepts of thickness, impudence, and a specific type of transaction or agreement.
Derived headwords
- 1.to closeboth
To shut or close a door forcefully.
- 2.to slapboth
To strike someone's face, often with an open hand.
- 3.to strike a bargainclassical
To conclude a sale or agreement.
- 1.closingclassical
The act of closing, specifically a door.
- 2.slappingclassical
The act of slapping.
- 1.to closeclassical
To shut or close a door forcefully.
- 2.to milk (once)classical
To milk livestock only once a day.
- 1.to closeclassical
To close or shut.
- 2.to be shutclassical
The state of being closed or shut.
- 1.thickclassical
Describing something that is not thin or flimsy; substantial.
- 2.impudentboth
Having a thick face, implying shamelessness and lack of modesty.
- 1.thicknessclassical
The quality of being thick, not flimsy.
- 2.impudenceboth
Shamelessness, lack of modesty.
- 1.plankclassical
A wide, thin, long piece of wood used for roofing.
- 2.strip (of gold/silver)classical
A thin, long strip of gold, silver, or precious stones.
- 1.bargainboth
A single transaction or sale.
- 2.agreementboth
A deal or contract, often sealed by a handshake.
- 1.to make thick (cloth)classical
For a weaver to make a piece of cloth thick or substantial.
- 1.to have intercourse withclassical
To have sexual relations with one's wife.