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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes parts of the throat and upper esophagus, particularly in horses. It also extends to describe a slow, dull, or heavy person, and a dull or blunt sword. The root also encompasses the meaning of fear.
Derived headwords
- 1.upper throat/esophagusclassical
The front part of the chest, or the throat and what is connected to it of the esophagus.
- 2.horse's throat/esophagusclassical
That which is agitated of a horse's throat, esophagus, and windpipe.
- 1.dull, slowboth
A dull person in reporting, heavy in appearance, and of agitated constitution.
- 1.blunt swordclassical
A dull sword that does not cut.
- 1.dull, heavyboth
Describing a person who is dull, slow, and heavy in appearance and constitution.
- 1.dull, heavyclassical
Similar to 'baldam', describing a person who is dull, slow, and heavy in appearance and constitution.
- 1.upper throat/esophagusclassical
The front part of the chest, or the throat and what is connected to it of the esophagus.
- 1.upper throat/esophagusclassical
The front part of the chest, or the throat and what is connected to it of the esophagus.
- 1.to fearclassical
To be afraid or fearful.
- 2.to become silent from fearclassical
To become frightened and consequently fall silent.