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The stomach.
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To fear; stand in awe of; reverence; submission.
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To say; speak of; to tell; to denominate.

Un.

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To agitate; turn round; revolve; circulate.
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To say; abundance; to turn round.
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A state of confusion.
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Plants budding forth; fragrant plants; to root out weeds.
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To pull out weeds and injurious plants from a field; to weed.
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Warm; genial; benign; cordial; mild; to warm.
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Fire and steam without smoke; genial warmth; vapor.
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An epidemic disease; a pestilence.
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Confused like raveled silk; hemp; tattered; genial.
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Vapor; the generative influence or breath of nature.
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An edible vegetable; an accumulation of.
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Luxuriant; accumulated; repressed indignation.
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A reddish colour; yellowish; inside; a store room.
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To fade; fall; perish; die.
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To roll down; fall; fall into ruins.
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To cut; to cut the throat; to cut crosswise.
2
To moisten grain for distillation; rest; safe; firm.
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To ferment liquor; to cherish or ferment in the mind.
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Hot, indignant feeling.
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Sounds which harmonize; rhyme; similar sounds.
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To obliterate; to absorb; soak; stain; dye; to wet; put into water.

Ùn.

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To show kindness to; favor; benignity; gracious.
2
Secret; hidden; settled; tranquil; small; to commiserate.
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A cutaneous disease; small pustules or blisters.
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Name of an office; to rule, grasp.
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To breath; to moan.

Ut.

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A tree without branches; stunted; disquieted.
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Fragrant herbs for sacrifice; anxious thoughts; vexatious.

Wak.

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To obtain; to catch, as in hunting, or a thief.
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To reap grain; cut down and gather in a harvest.