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Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a type of plant, the turnip or radish, and its edible qualities. It extends metaphorically to describe things that are long, stout, or large, such as horses, men, camels, and even wells.
Derived headwords
- 1.turnip/radishboth
A well-known plant, also described as a type of edible vegetable.
- 2.tall horseclassical
Refers to a horse that is tall in stature.
- 3.long, wide arrowheadclassical
Describes an arrowhead that is long and broad.
- 4.slender arrowheadclassical
Describes an arrowhead that is thin or slender.
- 5.tall manclassical
Refers to a man who is tall in stature.
- 6.stout, strong camelclassical
Describes a mature and strong camel.
- 7.stout, dense beard/hairclassical
Refers to a beard or hair that is thick, abundant, and dense.
- 8.long-jawedclassical
Describes a head characterized by long jaws.
- 9.deep, watery wellclassical
Refers to an old, established well that contains a large amount of water.
- 1.turnip/radishboth
A type of plant, a vegetable that is eaten.
- 1.tall/stout menclassical
Plural for tall men.
- 2.stout/strong camelsclassical
Plural for stout and strong camels.
- 3.long, wide arrowheadsclassical
Plural for arrowheads that are long and wide.
- 4.slender arrowheadsclassical
Plural for arrowheads that are thin or slender.
- 1.slender arrowheadclassical
Refers to a slender or thin arrowhead.
- 1.slender arrowheadsclassical
Plural for slender or thin arrowheads.
- 1.long, broad arrowsclassical
Describes arrows that are long and broad, often implying they are well-made or effective.