Verb Conjugation

to hold, retain, withhold, restrain or seize firmly

to hold firmly, cling to, grasp securely or adhere closely

to reach the evening, enter the evening or become in a particular condition by evening

to walk, proceed, move or follow a course

to pass, proceed, continue, go away or come to completion

to send rain, shower down or cause something to fall like rain

to swagger, strut, stretch oneself proudly or walk arrogantly

to remain, stay, dwell or wait for a period

to plan secretly, scheme, devise or counter a plot

to establish firmly, empower, enable or grant a secure position

to give power, enable, make possible or place within someone’s control

to fill, make full or occupy completely

to become full, be filled or reach capacity

to possess, own, control, have authority or exercise power

to dictate, cause someone to write or recite wording for transcription

to grant respite, give time, prolong or allow temporary enjoyment

to prevent, withhold, restrain, deny or protect

to bestow favour, confer a blessing, remind someone of a favour or burden with obligation

to wish, desire, long for or entertain a hope

to arouse desire, fill with false hopes, cause to wish or promise deceptively