rawa’
English: Translation
to reach in inside a hole, cavity or under any form of cover to blindly feel around or grope to touch or retrieve something; idiomatically carries sexual connotation
Part of Speech
verb
Notes
see: raparap
- *Grope*: Implies feeling around, often in a somewhat blind or uncertain manner.\
- *Reach*: General term for extending one's hand to touch or retrieve something.\
- *Feel around*: Implies exploring with one's hands to find or retrieve something.\
- *Reach in*: Suggests extending one's hand into a cavity or tight space to grab or retrieve something.