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thorn

thicket

weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations

the stem and calyx of a flower

to fall, to drop; surplus, net income

bud, sprout

day-lily, Hemerocallis fulva

dense foliage; to cover, to conceal; to preserve

the rape-turnip

an edible bean; vine; surname

Smilax china

mulberry fruit

feather cockscomb; Celosia argentea

scallions, leeks, green onions

to direct, to supervise; surname

bottle-gourd

bulrush, reed; flute, whistle

sunflower; to measure

petal, corolla; flower

grapes; Portugal, Portuguese

thatch; to fix, to repair

yellow whitlow-grass; Draba nemerosa

flourishing; luxuriant

afraid, bashful, insecure

to bury, to inter

to solve, to finish, to complete

root cause; the stem of a fruit; the peduncle of a flower

Hydropyrum latifalium; surname

an organic compound

edible amaranth; straw basket

Artemisia stelleriana

pinane

false; worthless, hollow, empty; vain

tapeworm

a legendary scaled dragon

snail, slug; mole cricket

a marine crab

cricket; worm

frog

rice weevil

woodlouse

spider

clam

butterfly, nymphalid

barbarians; barbarous, rude, savage

parasitic worm; human pinworm

grubs, maggots

cricket, locust; anxious

a snail with a spiral shell

to hibernate

leech

dragonfly

millipede

street, road, thoroughfare

same, similar; together with, alike

alley, lane

multitude, crowd; the public

to fix, to mend, to patch, to restore

to trim, to reduce, to cut; judgment

to take off clothes; to bare oneself

to split, to rend; crevice, crack

to gather, to collect, to assemble; to praise

skirt, petticoat, apron

rich, plentiful, abundant

dress, clothes, attire; to wear, to install

pleats, folds

pants, trousers

unit of distance equal to 0.5km; village; lane

a folding purse kept in one's belt

draw one's hands into sleeve

to peek, to watch; to investigate, to spy on

to reach, to spread to; deep, extensive