#grammar dictionary

• To amputate — To cut off, remove, or surgically resect a limb, an extremity of the body, or a diseased or traumatized organ segment, aiming to save the patient's life or prevent the spread of gangrene; by literary or figurative extension, to drastically reduce, curtail, diminish, or suppress an important part of a text, budget, right, or conceptual structure.
• To hang (subjunctive) — Inflectional form of the third-person singular of the present subjunctive for the verb 'anina'; represents the desired, hypothetical, or imperative action through which a subject hangs, fixes, or suspends an object from an elevated support. It can also appear historically or regionally as a non-standard or archaic plural variant for the noun 'anin' (trees), although the standard form is 'anini'.
• Rough — Presenting irregularities, prominences, or roughness to the touch, lacking smoothness and softness; producing an astringent, sour, bitter, or sharp sensation to the taste, or a strident, hoarse, and unpleasant sound to the hearing. In a figurative and moral sense, it describes a severe, rigid, unforgiving person, extremely harsh rules or punishments, or violent and hard-to-endure climatic phenomena (such as a harsh winter). In folk ichthyology, it can also denote the asprete fish.