= action by which humans or deities carefully observe a person, group, or object with the purpose of determining their well-being, condition, and/or integrity, and often followed by certain decisions as to how to proceed
to observe, to visit, to inspect, to test
See
= action by which humans carefully observe a relatively large group of people or objects, with the purpose of determining their number, establishing whether everyone is present, or, in the case of an army, to get to know their fighting strength
to count, to number, to muster, to hold a roll-call
Know
literally: to muster; hence: = action by which deities or humans take notice of the misfortune or suffering of (other) humans, plants, or objects and intervene in order to help
to take notice, to be mindful (of someone, something)
Chastise
literally: to take notice; hence: = action by which deities or humans inflict a penalty on other deities, humans, animals, or objects, usually as retribution for an offence
to deal with, to punish
Non-Space
literally: to muster; hence: = process by which humans or animals notice that someone or something that is expected to be present or available is missing
to miss, to be missing
Non-Space
literally: to be mustered; hence: = state in which a place is not occupied by the person who is expected to be there
to be vacant, to be empty
Wish
literally: to be empty; hence: = state in which humans long for a person, object that is or appears to be absent, or for an event that does no longer take place
to miss, to long for
Space
literally: to muster; hence: = causative action by which humans make a conscious decision regarding (other) humans and objects and place them in a relatively safe location
to put away, to store, to place (something), to commit (someone)
Bear
literally: to place; hence: = causative action by which humans hand over an object to (other) humans or deities giving them the responsibility for keeping it in a good condition
to commit, to entrust
Dwell
literally: to place; hence: = causative action by which humans in authority assign to other humans a place to live
to assign (someone a place)
Happen
literally: to place; hence: = causative process by which humans or deities cause suffering to come upon (other) humans
to bring (harm) upon
Role
literally: to place; hence: = causative action by which humans or deities give someone else a certain responsibility or position of authority with regards to an object, a group of people, or an entire land or nation
to appoint, to assign
Leaders
literally: appointee; hence: = someone who has been appointed to a position of leadership
commander, overseer
Speak
literally: to place; hence: = action by which humans give a command to (other) humans or deities
to give a command, to issue a decree, to prescribe