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weave from
weave something from something
1. to make a fabric from some type of fiber. They weave this cloth from a fine plant fiber. This cloth is woven from silk threads.
2. Fig. to make a story or explanation out of a small amount of information. (Fig. on {2}.) You have woven the entire tale from something you heard me say to Ruth. Your explanation has been woven from supposition.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Lazarus | | LAZ-ər-əs (English) | Biblical, Biblical Latin |
| Haylie | | HAY-lee | English (Modern) |
| Matilda | | mə-TIL-də (English), MAH-teel-dah (Finnish) | English, Swedish, Finnish |
| Priam | | PRIE-əm (English) | Greek Mythology (Anglicized) |
| Llyr | | - | Welsh Mythology |
| Chantrea | | - | Khmer |