drawing

From Middle English drauinge, drawinge, alteration of earlier drawende, drawand, from Old English dragende, from Proto-Germanic *dragandz (“drawing”), present participle of Proto-Germanic *draganą (“to draw; pull”), equivalent to draw + -ing.

Nauja

draw

1. To pull or exert force.
2. To pull or exert force.
3. To pull or exert force.
4. To pull or exert force.
5. To pull or exert force.
6. To pull or exert force.
7. To pull or exert force.
8. To pull or exert force.
9. To pull or exert force.
10. To pull or exert force.
11. To pull or exert force.
12. To pull or exert force.
13. To pull or exert force.
14. To pull or exert force.
15. To pull or exert force.
16. To pull or exert force.
17. To pull or exert force.
18. To attract, exert an influence on.
19. To attract, exert an influence on.
20. To attract, exert an influence on.
21. To attract, exert an influence on.
22. To attract, exert an influence on.
23. To attract, exert an influence on.
24. To attract, exert an influence on.
25. (obsolete) To extend, protract.
26. To extend, protract.
27. To extend, protract.
28. To extend, protract.
29. To extend, protract.
30. To move, travel, approach.
31. To move, travel, approach.
32. To move, travel, approach.
33. To move, travel, approach.
34. To extract, remove, select.
35. To extract, remove, select.
36. To extract, remove, select.
37. To extract, remove, select.
38. To extract, remove, select.
39. To extract, remove, select.
40. To extract, remove, select.
41. To extract, remove, select.
42. To extract, remove, select.
43. (obsolete) To extract, remove, select.
44. To extract, remove, select.
45. To extract, remove, select.
46. To extract, remove, select.
47. To extract, remove, select.
48. To extract, remove, select.
49. To obtain, elicit.
50. To obtain, elicit.
51. To obtain, elicit.
52. To obtain, elicit.
53. To obtain, elicit.
54. To represent.
55. To represent.
56. To represent.
57. To represent.
58. To represent.