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Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to sticking to, adhering to, or being steadfast with something. It also extends to meanings of being engrossed in something, being light-handed in work, and swiftness in combat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stick toboth
To adhere closely to something or someone.
- 2.to be engrossed inclassical
To be deeply involved or preoccupied with something.
- 1.adherenceclassical
The act of sticking to or adhering to something.
- 2.engrossmentclassical
Deep involvement or preoccupation.
- 1.adherenceclassical
The act of sticking to or adhering to something.
- 2.engrossmentclassical
Deep involvement or preoccupation.
- 1.engrossmentclassical
Being engrossed or infatuated with something.
- 2.light-handednessclassical
Being quick and skillful with one's hands in work.
- 3.swiftness in combatclassical
Being swift and agile in combat, particularly with a spear.
- 4.steadfastnessclassical
Remaining fixed or steadfast in one's place.
- 1.to be engrossedclassical
To be engrossed or infatuated with something.
- 1.engrossedclassical
Infatuated or deeply engrossed in something.
- 1.light-handedclassical
Having light hands, skillful and quick in work.
- 1.swift in combatclassical
Swift and skillful in fighting with a spear.
- 1.steadfastclassical
Remaining fixed or steadfast in one's place.
- 1.stackingclassical
The act of stacking or piling things up, such as date baskets.
- 1.stackedclassical
Piled up or stacked, referring to date baskets.