صغي
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of inclining, listening attentively, or paying heed. It extends to the idea of favoring or having an inclination towards something or someone else, often implying a deviation or distraction from the primary focus.
Derived headwords
- 1.inclinedboth
To lean or bend towards something, physically or metaphorically.
- 2.listened attentivelyboth
To pay close attention and listen carefully to someone or something.
- 1.inclinedboth
To lean or bend towards something, physically or metaphorically.
- 2.listened attentivelyboth
To pay close attention and listen carefully to someone or something.
- 1.inclinesboth
He inclines or bends towards something.
- 2.listens attentivelyboth
He pays close attention and listens carefully.
- 1.inclinationclassical
The act of inclining or listening attentively.
- 1.inclinationclassical
The act of inclining or listening attentively.
- 1.inclinationclassical
The act of inclining or listening attentively.
- 1.inclinationclassical
The act of inclining or listening attentively.
- 1.inclinedboth
To lean or bend towards something, physically or metaphorically.
- 2.listened attentivelyboth
To pay close attention and listen carefully to someone or something.
- 1.inclined towards othersclassical
To have one's inclination or desire directed towards other people or things, often implying distraction or disloyalty.