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Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns covering, overwhelming, or darkening. It extends to concepts of breaking something inwards, covering a container, and specific physical descriptions of horses and people, including facial features and speech impediments. It also touches upon assimilation in linguistics and actions of haste or force.
Derived headwords
- 1.overwhelmed themboth
To be covered or overwhelmed by something, such as heat or cold.
- 1.coveringboth
The act of covering or overwhelming.
- 2.breaking inwardsclassical
The act of breaking something, specifically a nose, inwards.
- 3.coveringclassical
The act of covering a container.
- 1.coveringboth
The act of covering or overwhelming.
- 1.overwhelmed themboth
To be covered or overwhelmed by something, such as heat or cold.
- 2.made his face blackclassical
To make someone's face black, often used in a divine context.
- 1.broke (nose)classical
To break the nose inwards.
- 2.covered (container)classical
To cover a container.
- 1.dark facial markingsclassical
A dark coloration on the face and jowls of a horse, contrasting with the rest of its body, often darker on the face near the jowls.
- 1.dark facial markingsclassical
A dark coloration on the face and jowls of a horse, contrasting with the rest of its body, often darker on the face near the jowls.
- 2.black noseclassical
Having a black nose.
- 3.assimilationclassical
The linguistic process of assimilating one letter into another.
- 4.whitenessclassical
Whiteness, possibly as an antonym to the dark markings.
- 1.became dark-facedclassical
To become dark-faced, especially referring to a horse with specific dark markings.
- 2.made black-facedclassical
To make something or someone dark-faced.
- 3.inserted (bridle)classical
To insert a bridle into a horse's mouth.
- 4.assimilated (letter)classical
To assimilate one letter into another in linguistics.
- 5.rushed to eatclassical
To rush to eat food before others, without chewing properly.
- 6.angeredclassical
To make someone angry or displeased.
- 1.becoming dark-facedclassical
The state of becoming dark-faced, referring to a horse.
- 2.assimilationclassical
The linguistic process of assimilating one letter into another.
- 1.dark-faced (horse)classical
Describing a horse that has dark markings on its face, particularly the nose, contrasting with its body color.
- 2.black-nosedclassical
Having a black nose.
- 3.nasal-voicedclassical
Someone who speaks through their nose.
- 1.dark-faced (mare)classical
Describing a mare with dark facial markings.
- 1.black-nosed horsesclassical
Plural of 'adgham', referring to horses with black noses or dark facial markings.
- 2.blackclassical
Black color.
- 3.largeclassical
Large or great size.
- 1.followingclassical
An emphatic phrase indicating following or compliance, often used in a sequence of similar-sounding words.
- 1.under duressclassical
An emphatic phrase indicating doing something against one's will or under compulsion.
- 1.throat painclassical
A pain or ailment affecting the throat.
- 1.name of a manclassical
A male given name.
- 1.white eggsclassical
White eggs, possibly as an antonym to the dark markings.
- 1.covered (ground)classical
To cover or pervade the ground, as with rain.
- 2.harmedclassical
To cause harm or displeasure.
- 1.blackened nostrilclassical
A ewe whose nostrils, muzzle, and chin are blackened.
- 1.name of a manclassical
A male given name.