IPA: /ˈeɪki/
KK: /ˈeɪki/
This word describes a feeling of discomfort or pain that is more intense than just being achy. It is often used to express a greater level of soreness or distress in the body.
After the long hike, my legs felt achier than ever.
Comparative: achier
Superlative: achiest
The word 'achier' comes from Old French 'achier', meaning to achieve or to reach. It is derived from the Latin 'adcapere', which means to seize or take hold of. The word 'achier' refers to the act of reaching or obtaining something.
Think of 'achier' as reaching out to 'seize' something — it helps you remember that it means to achieve or obtain.