نءل
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a type of movement, specifically lifting the head or moving with a distinctive gait. It also extends to metaphorical senses of envy and propriety.
Derived headwords
- 1.walked, strodeboth
To walk or move forward, lifting the head upwards and shaking it, similar to a horse's gait.
- 2.was enviousclassical
To feel envy towards someone.
- 3.was fittingclassical
To be appropriate or suitable, to be fitting.
- 1.lifting the headboth
The act of lifting and moving the head upwards, a specific manner of walking.
- 1.lifting the headboth
The act of lifting and moving the head upwards, a specific manner of walking.
- 1.lifting the headboth
The act of lifting and moving the head upwards, a specific manner of walking.
- 1.lifts it upboth
To lift or carry something, often referring to the movement of an animal.
- 1.lifting the headclassical
The act of lifting and moving the head upwards, a specific manner of walking.
- 1.shaking its headboth
Describing an animal, like a horse or a hyena, that shakes its head while walking.
- 2.enviousclassical
A person who is envious.
- 3.fittingclassical
Something that is appropriate or suitable.
- 1.horse shook its headboth
Describes the gait of a horse when it shakes its head while moving.
- 1.hyena shook its headboth
Describes the gait of a hyena when it shakes its head while moving.
- 1.envious manclassical
A man who exhibits envy.
- 1.it is fitting to doclassical
It is appropriate or proper to perform an action.