= process by which objects rise up from a certain location
to rise
High
= causative action by which humans or forces take hold of objects and cause them to rise up from a certain location
to lift up, to raise, to raise up
Stance
literally: to lift up; hence: = action by which humans or animals lift up part of their body, such as hands, palms, wings
to lift up (one's) hands, to lift up (one's) palms
Confident
literally: to lift up (one's heart or self) towards something or someone; hence: = action by which humans turn to a deity or location with the confidence that they will find help and support there
to count on, to be intent on, to desire
Hold
literally: to lift up; hence: = action by which humans take hold of objects with their hands, with the intention of holding them or bringing them to another location
to take, to take up, to lift up, to carry
Hold
= state in which humans, animals, or objects are bearing a load while moving from one place to another
to carry, to bear
Associate
literally: to take a wife (for oneself); hence: = action by which a man contracts a marriage with a woman for himself
to take (as wife)
Associate
literally: to take a wife (for someone else); hence: = action by which a man contracts a marriage with a woman on behalf of someone else
to take a wife (for someone else)
Bear
literally: to hold; hence: = process by which humans are held responsible for a certain action or for the well-being of others
to carry responsibility, to bear
Bear
literally: to cause to hold; hence: = causative process by which humans cause other humans to be held responsible for a certain action
to cause to bear
Innocent
literally: to beadr; hence: = action by which humans or deities let go of any anger or resentment with regard to the wrongdoing or sin of (other) humans
to forgive, to pardon
Contain
literally: to hold; hence: = state in which an object or space is large enough to contain people or objects
to contain, to support, to hold
Dead
literally: to take (someone's) soul/self; hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to die
to take (someone's) life
Dead
literally: to take (someone's) away; hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to die
to take away, to cause to die
Dress
literally: to hold, carry; hence: = state in which humans are dressed in a piece of clothing; used exclusively for the ephod worn by priests; associated with some level of responsibility as well
to wear
Dress
literally: to hold, carry; hence: = state in which humans hold something by attaching it to their clothes or by hiding it in the fold of their robes; often associated with carrying some amount of responsibility for something as well
to wear
Engage
literally: to hold, carry; hence: = process by which humans undergo certain processes or actions initiated by (other) humans or deities
to receive, to get, to undergo
Measure
literally: to take the number (of a group); hence: = action by which humans try to determine the number of a group of people by having them counted
to number, to take a census
Measure
literally: to take the sum (of a group); hence: = action by which humans try to determine the number of a group of people by having them counted
to number, to take a census
Safe
literally: to hold, carry; hence: = action by which humans provide help and support to other humans
to care for, to assist, to help, to support
Move
literally: to cause to hold, carry; hence: = causative action by which humans take hold of objects and bring them to another location
to carry, to take, to bring
Move
literally: to cause to hold, carry; hence: = causative action by which humans bring an object to another location by using a means of transportation like an animal, cart, ship, or even one's own shoulder
to bring, to convey, to transport
Non-Possess
literally: to bring; hence: = causative action by which humans bring objects to (other) humans or deities as a gift
to bring, to present, to give
Possess
literally: to hold, carry; hence: = action by which human take possession of something belonging to someone else
to take (for oneself)
Stage
literally: to hold, carry; hence: = process by which plants or trees (or the area where they grow) produces branches or fruit
to bear, to yield
Safe
literally: to yield prosperity; hence: = process by which an area produces abundance of crops which results in wealth and prosperity
to yield prosperity
Willing
literally: to hold, carry; hence: = state in which humans are willing to listen to other humans
to accept, to tolerate
Confident
literally: to lift up (one's) face or head); hence: = action by which humans look up without shame
to look up without shame
Conflict
literally: to lift up (one's) hand; hence = action by which humans initiate a physical conflict with other humans
to attack
Conflict
literally: to lift up (one's) head/horn; hence: = action by which nations make an effort to engage in a military conflict with others, usually after having been defeated before but not totally
to raise one's head, to raise one's horn
Free
literally: to lift up (someone's) head; hence: = causative action by which humans declare other humans free after having held them prisoner
to release from prison
Great
literally: to be lifted up = state in which humans or deities have an elevated status, either in their own eyes or in the eyes of other people, which can either be good or bad, depending on whether this status is justified
to be exalted, to be proud
Great
literally: (one's) heart lifts (someone) up; hence: = process by which humans become arrogant in their thinking
to become arrogant
Great
literally: to lift up (one's) eyelids; hence: = action by which humans show that they consider themselves to have an elevated status, especially with their eyes
to have haughty looks
Great
literally: to lift oneself up; hence: = action by which humans, deities, or groups ascribe greatness and authority to themselves
to exalt oneself
Great
literally: to lift up (someone); hence: = causative action by which humans ascribe greatness and authority to humans, deities, or groups
to exalt
Happen
literally: to arise; hence: = process by which an event starts happening
to happen, to arise
Intense
= action by which an object is lifted or raised into the skies, so that it towers above other objects
to lift up, to reach the skies
Lax
literally: to lift up; hence: = causative process by which a certain condition is made less intense
to ease
Move
literally: to lift up (one's) foot; hence: = action by which someone starts walking
to start walking
See
to lift up (one's eye, face); hence: = action by which humans direct their face or eyes away from the ground so that they can see what is in the distance or in the sky
to look up
Confident
literally: to lift up (one's) eyes (to); hence: = action by which humans turn to a deity or place with the confidence that they will find help and support there
to look up to (in confidence)
Shout
literally: to lift up (one's) voice = action by which humans speak with a loud voice
to shout
Speak
literally: to lift up (words); hence: = action by which humans utter certain words
to utter, to pronounce
Stance
literally: to lift up (one's) wings; hence: = action by which birds or other flying creatures raise their wings in order to fly away
to raise (one's) wings
Stance
literally: to lift up (one's) hands; hence: = action by which humans raise their arms to receive out, beckon, bless, or pray
to lift up (one's) hands
Stance
= action by which an animal raises itself from a lying position
to rise
Engage
literally: to lift oneself up; hence: = action by which deities come in action after a time of inactivity
to lift up oneself = to come into action
Engage
literally: to lift (one's) hand); hence: = action by which deities intervene after a time of inactivity
to come into action
Unwilling
literally: to lift oneself up; hence: = action by which humans rise up in opposition or armed resistance to their government or ruler
to revolt
Vow
literally: to lift up (one's) hands; hence: = action by which someone takes an oath
to swear
Willing
literally: to lift up the light (of one's) face (over someone else); hence: = action by which deities show favor to humans as if the deity causes the light emanating from his face to shine on them
to cause to shine
Willing
literally: to lift up (someone's) face; hence: = action by which humans or deities show favor or respect to someone, as if by allowing someone who is looking down out of shame or humility to look up directly into one's face
to respect, to look upon or treat with favor, to honor
Willing
literally: (one's) heart lifts (someone) up; hence: = state in which humans are willing to carry out a specific task