= causative action or process by which humans or deities cause an object to be broken into two or more pieces; sometimes use figuratively to denote the sudden end of a certain condition or situation
to break, to shatter
Impact
literally: to break; hence: = causative action or process by which humans, deities, animals, or circumstances cause (other) humans or animals to be severely injured
to maul, to tear, to injure
Birth
literally: to break (the womb); hence: = causative process by which deities cause women to give birth
to bring about birth
End
literally: to break (an event); hence: = causative action or process by which humans or deities bring an event or situation to an end
to end, to bring to an end
Grieve
literally: to break (someone's) heart; hence: = causative process by which deities or circumstances cause humans to suffer profound grief
to break (someone's) heart > to cause profound grief
Grieve
literally: to break (someone's) spirit; hence: = causative process by which deities or circumstances cause humans to suffer profound grief
to break (someone's) spirit > to cause profound grief
Grieve
literally: to break (someone); hence: = causative process by which humans, deities, or circumstances cause (other) humans and deities to suffer profound grief
to break > to grieve
Happen
literally: to break (limits); hence: = causative process by which deities put certain conditions in place
to set, to prescribe
Hunger
literally: to break the staff of bread; hence: = causative process by which deities cause food to be in short supply which results in famine
to break the staff of bread > to break the supply of bread
Weak
literally: to break (someone's) arm; hence: = causative action by which humans or deities cause individuals or nations to lose their power over others
to break (someone's) arm > to break (someone's) power
Weak
literally: to break (an army or nation); hence: = causative action by which humans or deities cause armies and nations to lose their power over others
to break > to crush (military power)
Possess
= action by which humans acquire grain and other food by means of a financial transaction or in another way
to buy grain
Non-Possess
= causative action by which humans hand over grain and other food in their possession in exchange for goods or money