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gladness, joy, pleasure; harmony

glad, pleased; to enjoy

or, either, else; maybe, perhaps, possibly

small, narrow; tiny, little

to kill, to slay; to wound, to injure

to support

building, house, room

to bale out; to irrigate

perverse, rebellious, recalcitrant

place, location; "that which", a particle introducing a passive clause

to undertake, to bear, to accept a duty; inheritance

to embrace, to hold in one's arms; to enfold

to pull

to draw out, to pull out; to sprout

to resist; to arrive; mortgage

to press, to smooth; to purse the lips

to apply; to erase, to smear, to wipe off

to impeach; to criticize

to wear; to split, to crack

to carry, to lift, to raise

to arrest, to detain; to deposit, to pledge; mortgage

to pull, to drag; perverse, obstinate; bent, warped

to uproot, to pull out; to select, to promote

to mix

to break open, to split up, to tear apart

to bear, to carry; burden, responsibility

to shake off, to brush away; dust

to pat, to slap, to tap; the handle of a vessel

to kidnap, to abduct; to turn; crutch

to detain, to restrain, to seize

to pull, to drag; to seize, to hold; to lengthen; to play (a violin)

to lift, to haul, to take

thumb; big toe

to pick up with the fingers; to draw lots

to clap, to tap; to hit, to beat, to slap; beat, rhythm

to reject, to disregard, to go all out

to abandon, to throw away; to fling, to toss

to clamp, to pin down, to tie down

to develop, to expand, to open up

to drag, to haul, to tow; to delay

to summon; to recruit; to levy

post; to lean on; to prod, to ridicule

awkward, clumsy; dull, stupid

to stir, to move, to distribute, to allocate

to choose, to select; to gather, to pick up

to block, to hinder, to obstruct

to collect, to bring together

screw, wrench; to pinch, to twist, to wring

to have, to hold; to embrace, to hug; to flock, to throng

to select, to choose

to release, to liberate, to free

axe, hatchet; to chop, to hew

at, in, on; to, from; alas!

to chop, to cut, to sever; to behead

to flourish, to prosper; prosperous

to rise; proud, bold, upright

sunlight; good, proper; prosperous

dawn, daybreak; to appear

summertime; sky, heaven

dusk, nightfall, twilight, dark; to faint, to lose consciousness

elder brother; descendants

bright; clear

rise, ascent; to raise, to exalt

cloudy, overcast

past, former; ancient

day, dawn, early morning

to change; to exchange, to trade; simple, easy

sunlight; surname

afternoon; in decline

clothes; to dress, to wear; to take medicine

friend; companion