Etymological root
hand
Old English
Words from this root(12)
evenhanded
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/ˈivənˈhændɪd/
fair and impartial in treatment or judgment
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handily
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/ˈhændəli/
easily and conveniently; with little difficulty
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handbill
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/ˈhændˌbɪl/
a small printed advertisement or notice distributed by hand
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behindhand
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/bɪˈhaɪndˌhænd/
behind schedule or in arrears; late
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handcraft
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/ˈhændˌkræft/
to make skilfully by hand; an article so made
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handfast
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/ˈhændˌfæst/
a betrothal or marriage sealed by clasping hands; to pledge thus
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handgrip
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/ˈhændˌɡrɪp/
a part designed to be held; the act or manner of gripping with the hand
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handicraftsman
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/ˈhændɪˌkræftsmən/
a person skilled in a manual trade or craft
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handiness
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/ˈhændinəs/
the quality of being convenient or skilful with the hands
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handwrite
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/ˈhændˌraɪt/
to write by hand rather than by machine
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underhandedness
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/ˌʌndɚˈhændɪdnəs/
the quality of being secretive, sly, or deceitful
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unhandy
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/ʌnˈhændi/
awkward to use or lacking manual skill
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