Counteraction against antagonism.
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Primary Base | aleks* |
Cross-Reference
| * | Barricade | Barrier intended for defense. |
| karin* | Exoskeleton | Organization of bone or cartilage that protects the internal organs. |
| * | Fence | Instrument of inclosure intended for defense or restraint. |
| test* | Shell | Organization of bone that shapes protects the body. |
| kran* | Skull | Organization of bone that shapes the head and protects the brain. |
| * | Veneer | Protective or decorative supplemental tegmen. |
Siblings
| flik* | Attack | |
| beltr* | Battlefield | Location of antagonism. |
| mewbel* | Contention | Mutual antagonism. |
| aleks* | Defense | Counteraction against antagonism. |
| * | Munitions | Materials of antagonism. |
| * | Party | One or more people representing a particular or position. |
| paks* | Peace | Absence of or resolution of antagonism. |
| * | Responses to Antagonism | |
| * | Rivalry | Passive antagonism between two parties. |
| * | States of Antagonism | |
| * | War | Prolonged antagonism. |
| * | Warfare | Execution of antagonism. |
| belaq* | Weapon | Instrument of antagonism. |
Notes
Defense
aleksoq* Executive: To use/wield defense.
aleksos* Essive of having.
aleksod* Dative agent: To defend.
aleksend* Dative patient: To be defended (by).
aleksew* Abessive.
aleksemp* Ablative agent: To take defense (from).
aleksolv* Ablative patient: To lose defense (to/by).
alekstr* Domain/scope.
aleksordj* Origin.
aleksepj* Destination.
Instruments of Defense
aleksaq* Instrument of defense.
Armor.
skut* Shield (defense by covering).
buffer, fender, cowcatcher [U. S.]; apron, mask, gauntlet, thimble; target, targe [archaic], ægis, breastplate, cuirass, backplate, habergeon, mail, coat of mail, brigandine, hauberk, lorica, helm [archaic], armet, basinet or bassinet, sallet or salade, greave, jambe, heaume, morion, cabasset, beaver, visor or vizor; face guard, helmet, casque, casquetel, siege cap, headpiece; steel helmet, tin -helmet, - hat [soldiers’ cant]; camail, neckguard; Pickelhaube [Ger.]; spiked helmet; shako (dress) [See Investment]; bearskin; vambrace, rerebrace, cubitière; sollerets, pédieux; panoply, caparison, housings; chamfron or chamfrain; truncheon (weapon) [See Arms]; carapace, shell; spines, needles.
SAFEGUARD (safety) [See Safety]; screen (shelter) [See Refuge], (concealment) [See Conduit]; fortification; munition, muniment; bulwark, fosse, trench, mine, countermine, dugout; moat, ditch, intrenchment or entrenchment, vallation, rampart, scarp, escarp, counterscarp, vanfoss; dike or dyke; parapet, sunk fence, haha, embankment, mound, mole, bank; earth-work, fieldwork; fence, wall, dead wall, contravallation or countervallation; paling (inclosure) [See Inclosure]; palisade, stockade, stoccado [obs.], laager [S. Africa], sangar [India]; barrier, barricade; boom; portcullis, chevaux de frise [F.]; abatis or abattis, barbed wire entanglements, vallum [Rom. antiq.], circumvallation, merlon, battlement, glacis; casemate; buttress, abutment; shore (support) [See Support].
breastwork, banquette, mantelet or mantlet, tenaille or tenail, ravelin, curtain, demilune, half-moon; bastion, demibastion, redan; vauntmure [rare], faussebraie or faussebraye, advanced work, hornwork, lunette, outwork; barbican, redoubt, sconce, fortalice; lines.
machicolation, bartizan, loophole, balistraria [ancient fortification]; postern gate, sally port.
Stronghold
Stronghold, hold, fastness; asylum (refuge) [See Refuge]; keep, donjon, citadel, capitol, castle; tower, - of strength; fortress, propugnaculum, fort, kila [India]; barracoon, barrack.
