Parent and Child Roots - V
H))RV ()RVRNH) ac:? co: Rattle
ab: ?: A loud noise.
V))RV ()RVR-NH) — Rattle:
[freq. 1] (vf: Paal) |kjv: rattle|
{str: 7439}
J) 2 JV (2JVRWN) ac: Murmur co:
?ab: ?: A loud rumbling.
V) 2JV (2JV RWN) —
Murmur: [df: Nwl] [freq. 87]
(vf: Paal, Niphal, Hiphil) |kjv:
murmur, grudge| {str: 3885}
Nm) 2JV (2JV RWN) —
Shouting: [ms: Nr] [freq. 1]
|kjv: song| {str: 7438}
if1) )RJVX ()RJVX T-RW-NH)
— Murmuring: [df: hnwlt]
[freq. 8] |kjv: murmuring| {str:
8519}
M) 2 MV (2MVRYN) ac: Shout co:?
ab:?
Nf1))RMV ()RMVRY-NH) —
Shouting: [ms: hnr] [freq. 33]
|kjv: cry, singing, rejoice, joy,
gladness, proclamation,
shouting, sing, song, triumph|
{str: 7440}
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- <V (<VRS) ac: Demolish co:
Pieces ab: Ruin: The breaking or
bringing down of something by throwing
or pulling it down.
B)<\V (<\VRSS) ac:? co: Pieces
ab: ?: Something broken or divided
into pieces.
V) <\V (<\V R-SS) —
Moisten: To make wet by
adding a liquid. In the sense of
drops as pieces of water. [freq.
1] (vf: Paal) |kjv: temper| {str:
7450}
bm) <M\V (<M\V R-SYS) —
Pieces: Something broken into
pieces. Also, the drops of dew as
pieces of water. [freq. 2] |kjv:
drip, breach| {str: 7447}
F)<VI (<VIHRS) ac: Demolish
co: Pieces ab: ?: Something broken
into pieces.
V) <VI (<VI H-RS) —
Demolish: To break something
into pieces by throwing or
pulling it down. [freq. 43] (vf:
Paal, Niphal, Piel, Participle)
|kjv: throw, break, overthrow,
destroy, pull, ruin, beat, pluck,
destroyer| {str: 2040}
Nm) <VI (<VI H-RS) —
Ruin: A city that has been
broken down into pieces. [df:
Vrh] [freq. 1] |kjv: destruction|
{str: 2041}
bf1) )\MVI ()\MVI H-RY-
SH) — Ruin: A city that has
been broken down into pieces.
[freq. 1] |kjv: ruin| {str: 2034}
bf3) 8J\MVI (8J\MVIH-RY-
SWT) — Ruin: A city that has
been broken down into pieces.
[freq. 1] |kjv: destruction| {str:
2035}
Adopted Roots;
2775 <QV Tread
2786 <TV Stomp, Mud
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1453) 3 V (3V RAh) ac: Feed co:
Shepherd ab: Desire: The pictograph V
is a picture of the head of a man, the S
is a picture of they eye. Combined these
mean "man watches". The shepherd
closely watched over his flock, often they
are his only companions.
