terms |
sare |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb sare is
.
is |
sare |
As a verb is
is third-person singular of be.
As a noun is
is plural of lang=en.
As an adjective sare is
dry, withered.
As an adverb sare is
much, very much, greatly.
sare |
sore |
As adjectives the difference between sare and sore
is that
sare is dry, withered while
sore is causing pain or discomfort; painfully sensitive.
As adverbs the difference between sare and sore
is that
sare is much, very much, greatly while
sore is very, excessively, extremely (of something bad).
As a noun sore is
an injured, infected, inflamed or diseased patch of skin.
As a verb sore is
mutilate the legs or feet of (a horse) in order to induce a particular gait in the animal.
sare |
sarn |
As an adjective sare
is dry, withered.
As an adverb sare
is much, very much, greatly.
As a noun sarn is
a pavement or stepping stone.
sare |
sware |
As an adjective sare
is dry, withered.
As an adverb sare
is much, very much, greatly.
As a verb sware is
simple past of swear.
sare |
sart |
As an adjective sare
is dry, withered.
As an adverb sare
is much, very much, greatly.
As a noun sart is
an assart, or clearing.
sacre |
sare |
As a verb sacre
is to consecrate.
As an adjective sare is
dry, withered.
As an adverb sare is
much, very much, greatly.
sare |
yare |
As adjectives the difference between sare and yare
is that
sare is dry, withered while
yare is ready; prepared.
As an adverb sare
is much, very much, greatly.
scare |
sare |
As a noun scare
is a minor fright.
As a verb scare
is to frighten, terrify, startle, especially in a minor way.
As an adjective sare is
dry, withered.
As an adverb sare is
much, very much, greatly.
sare |
saye |
As an adjective sare
is dry, withered.
As an adverb sare
is much, very much, greatly.
As a verb saye is
obsolete spelling of say.
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