wallboard; wall decoration
(one's) master; Lord; the main thing; the majority
room; wife (of someone of high rank); scabbard; Chinese "Encampment" constellation (one of the 28 mansions)
power; motive power; dynamic force; three-phase electricity
bodily sensation; sense; experience
mental condition; state of mind; mentality
reflection (light, image, situation, attitude, etc.); reflecting; influence; application (e.g. of an update)
starting (machine, engine, car, etc.); activation
rumbling; (ringing) cadence
disassembly; dismantling; factorization; decomposition; resolution; deblocking
next; secondly; subsequently
to grow; to spring up; to sprout; to cut (teeth)
chimney; smokestack; funnel (of a ship); carrying a passenger without turning on the taximeter
distinction; discrimination; distinguishing; discernment
to incline toward; to slant; to lurch; to go down (sun); to wane; to sink
halfway; midway; partway; mid-course
whole area; surrounding area; all around; everywhere; all over the place
quantity; amount; generosity; magnanimity; pramana; (in Indian philosophy) means by which one gains accurate and valid knowledge
dust and soot; particulate matter
to darken; to get dark; to be clouded; to be hidden (behind clouds)
dirty-looking; filthy; disgusting; squalid
to rain incessantly; to downpour
errand; mission; messenger; bearer; familiar spirit
to strum (an instrument); to thrum; to pluck
end; close; conclusion; termination
head; lead; vanguard; first
to be dazzled by; to be dizzied by; to be lost in (greed, lust, etc.); (arch.) to become dark
to jump in; to leap in; to plunge into; to burst in; to barge in
enough; sufficient; sufficiently; fully; division into ten
be supposed or expected to (do); be sure to (do); ought to (do)
absentmindedness; dreaminess; simpleton; fool
faint; trance; swoon; stupefaction
backwash; rip current; stern wave; drawback (of a tsunami, i.e. when a wave trough reaches land before a crest)
to carry off; to run away with; to sweep away; to take entirely for oneself; to monopolize
screw; propeller (e.g. on a ship)
to roll up; to enfold; to swallow up; to involve; to drag into