Definition Conjugation
Definition of rootle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
searchingRare UK search through items in a disorganized wayRare UK
- She rootled through her bag for the keys.
2.
animal behaviorTECH. UK dig into the ground with the snoutTECH. UK
- The pig rootled in the mud for truffles.
Origin of rootle
English, root (dig) + -le (frequentative)
Examples of rootle in a sentence
The dog rootled in the garden for its bone. The boar rootled through the underbrush. She watched the hedgehog rootle in the garden.
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- French:fouiller, gratter, ...
- German:wühlen, graben, ...
- Italian:frugare, scavare, ...
- Spanish:rebuscar, ...
- Portuguese:remexer, fuçar, ...
- Chinese:翻找, 拱, ...
- Japanese:引っ掻き回す, 掘り返す, ...
- Arabic:فَتَّشَ, نبش بأنفه, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַבֵּר, לַחְפּוֹר בְּחוֹטֶם, ...
- Russian:рыться, копаться, ...
- Ukrainian:перерити, рити, ...
- Hindi:तलाशी लेना, खोदना, ...
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