Verb Conjugation

to become long, continue for a long time or be prolonged

to become prolonged, extend oneself or act arrogantly over another

to fold, roll up or close together

to become good, pleasant, wholesome or agreeable

to fly or move through the air

to regard something as an evil omen or become pessimistic because of it

to grant victory, give mastery or enable someone to overcome

to remain, continue or spend the daytime in a condition

to shade, cover with shade or provide shelter

to wrong, oppress, act unjustly or place something improperly

to become dark or enter darkness

to become thirsty or suffer from thirst

to think, suppose, assume, expect or know with conviction according to context

to appear, become manifest, prevail or rise above

to support, assist, back or help another against someone

to reveal, make apparent, show or grant victory

to support one another, cooperate or unite against another

to care about, give importance to or take account of

to play aimlessly, act frivolously or behave without purpose

to worship, serve, obey or devote oneself humbly