Verb Conjugation

to bite or grip firmly with the teeth

to hinder, constrain, prevent or place someone under difficulty

to leave unattended, neglect, abandon or render inactive

to take, undertake, reach out for or deal with something

to give, grant, bestow or provide

to honour, magnify, exalt or regard as great

to make great, regard as serious or consider immense

to restrain oneself, remain chaste or refrain from asking

to pardon, forgive, overlook, erase or relinquish

to turn back, follow, pursue or look behind

to punish, retaliate or repay an offence proportionately

to cause as a consequence, make something follow or requite

to tie, bind, make a pledge or conclude an agreement

to bind firmly, ratify, confirm or formalise an oath

to hamstring, slaughter by cutting the legs or wound severely

to understand, reason, comprehend or use one’s intellect

to remain devoted, stay persistently or seclude oneself for worship

to know, learn, recognise or be fully aware

to teach, instruct, make known or impart knowledge

to learn, acquire knowledge or study