= action by which humans face a direction different from the one they were facing before
to turn around
Turn
= causative action by which deities cause humans to face a direction different from the one they were facing before
to turn (someone) around
Turn
= causative action by which humans cause a wheel to roll in a certain direction
to cause to turn, to roll
Angry
literally: to cause (one's) anger to turn (towards someone); hence: = action by which humans express their anger in words or actions
to vent (one's) anger
Angry
literally: to cause (one's) spirit to turn (towards someone); hence: = action by which humans express their anger in words
to vent (one's) anger
Associate
literally: to turn (to someone); hence: = action by which humans or deities associate with other humans or deities, often to look for or to provide help and support
to turn (to someone)
Associate
literally: to turn (someone to someone else); hence: = causative action by which humans or deities cause other humans to associate with deities, often to look for help and support
to turn (someone) back (to someone)
Dissociate
literally: to turn away (from someone); hence: = action by which humans or deities stop associating with other humans or deities
to turn away (from someone)
End
literally: (an event) turns away (from someone); hence: = process by which a certain condition comes to an end
to turn away, to come to an end, to cease, to subside
End
literally: to cause (an event) to turn away (from someone else); hence: = action by which deities cause a condition in which they are personally involved to come to an end
to turn back, to revoke
End
literally: to cause (an event) to turn away (from someone else); hence: = causative action by which humans cause a certain condition in which they are not personally involved to come to an end
to (cause to) turn back, to cause to cease, to avert, to revoke
Engage
literally: to turn (back) to (an activity); hence: = action by which humans engage in an activity; in most cases this is an activity in which they were engaged before
to turn (back) to, to engage (again) in
Engage
literally: to turn (one's) hand (against someone); hence: = action by which deities take action against humans, usually involving acts of punishment
to take action (against)
Engage
literally: to cause to turn back (to an activity); hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to engage in an activity; in most cases this is an activity in which they were engaged before
to turn (someone back) to
Engage
literally: to turn (one's) feet (to an activity); hence: = action by which humans engage in a certain activity
to engage (in)
Non-Engage
literally: to turn (from an activity); hence: = action by which humans or deities stop being engaged in a certain activity
to turn back from, to give up, to retire from
Non-Engage
literally: to cause (someone else) to turn (from an activity); hence: = causative action by which humans or deities cause (other) humans or deities to stop being engaged in a certain activity
to make (someone) give up, to hinder
Non-Engage
literally: to turn (one's) face (from an activity); hence: = action by which humans stop being engaged in a certain activity
to give up
Non-Engage
literally: to turn (one's) hand (from an activity); hence: = action by which humans keep themselves from engaging in a certain activity
to stay one's hand, to abstain (from)
Non-Engage
literally: to turn (one's) feet (from an activity); hence: = action by which humans keep themselves from engaging in a certain activity
to refrain (from)
Non-Engage
literally: to cause a letter to come back; hence: = causative action by which humans declare a letter that they have sent null and void, as if it has not been sent
to revoke
Fail
literally: to turn the blade of (someone's) sword; hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to fail in battle
to cause (someone) to fail in battle
Move
= process by which something moves backwards
to move backwards
Move
literally: to move back; hence: = process by which humans move backwards without turning around
to move backwards
Move
literally: to cause (someone) to move back; hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to stop advancing and move backwards instead
to push backwards
Move
literally: to turn; hence: = action by which humans stop moving into a certain direction and start moving back into the direction they came from
to turn back
Move
literally: to turn; hence: = process by which objects move back into the direction they came from
to come back
Move
literally: to turn; hence: = action by which animals, humans, or deities move back to a location where they have been before
to return, to come back
Move
literally: to turn; hence: = causative action by which animals, humans, deities cause (other) animals, humans, or objects to move back to a location where they have been before
to take back, to bring back, to return, to put back, to restore (something)
Move
literally: to turn (one's) face back towards (something); hence: = action by which humans decide to turn back and return to the place thy came from
to turn back (towards)
Move
exact meaning unsure; possible: = causative action by which humans in authority cause other humans move from place to place in a certain area
to cause to roam
Act
literally: to cause to turn; hence: = causative action by which humans cause other humans to pursue a wrong course of events
to lead astray, to mislead
Alive
literally: to bring back (someone's) life from the pit; hence: = causative action by which deities brings humans back to life
to bring (someone) back to life
Alive
literally: to bring (someone) back; hence: = causative action by which humans bring (other) humans back (from sheol)
to bring (someone) back (to life)
Attribute
literally: to come back; hence: = process by which an object is restored to its former condition
to be restored
Blow
= process by which humans get the rest needed in order to be able to breathe evenly
to recover (one's) breath
Control
literally: to cause to return to oneself; hence: = action by which humans regain control over something
to restore (to one's control)
Control
literally: to cause to return (to someone); hence: = causative action by which humans cause other humans to regain control over something
to restore (to someone's control)
Dead
literally: dust returns to the earth; hence: = process by which humans die and their body decomposes and they become one with the earth
dust returns to the earth, to pass away, to die
Dead
literally: to return to the soil; hence: = process by which humans die and their body decomposes and they become one with the earth
to return to soil, to pass away, to die
Dead
literally: to return to dust; hence: = process by which humans die and their body decomposes and they become one with the earth
to return to dust, to pass away, to die
Dead
literally: to bring back until dust; hence: = causative process by which deities cause humans to die so that their body decomposes and they become one with the earth
to make (someone) return to dust, to cause (someone) to die
Dead
literally: to bring back to dust; hence: = causative process by which deities cause humans to die so that their body decomposes and they become one with the earth
to make (someone) return to dust, to cause (someone) to die
Dead
literally: to cause (someone) to return to death; hence: = causative process by which deities cause humans to die
to bring to death
Different
= process by which an object changes into something else
to change, to turn into
Engage
literally: to come back; hence: = process by which a certain former relation is restored
to return
Engage
literally: to come back; hence: = action by which humans reengage in an activity that they had been engaging in before
to restore
Engage
literally: to bring back; hence: = causative process by which humans or deities restore a certain former condition or relation
to restore
Fail
literally: to return (without having reached its goal); = process by which an object or event fails to reach its intended goal
to return empty
Frequency
to happen again
Happen
literally: to come back; hence: = process by which a certain event happens once more
to return, to come back, to happen again
Happen
literally: to bring back; hence: = causative process by which humans or deities cause an event to take place that has happened before
to bring back, to restore
Happen
literally: to send back (to someone); hence: = causative process by which humans or deities case (other) humans or deities to receive the appropriate return for their actions, which can be either good or bad
to repay, to pay back, to punish, to reward
Chastise
literally: to send back to (someone's) bosom; hence: = causative process by which deities cause humans to receive the appropriate return for their evil actions, which are mostly evil
to pay back
Chastise
literally: to come back on (someone's) head; hence: = process by which humans receive the appropriate return for their actions, which are mostly evil
to be repaid, to be paid back, to be punished
Chastise
literally: to send back on (someone's) head; hence: = causative process by which humans or deities case (other) humans to receive the appropriate return for their actions, which are mostly evil
to repay, to pay back, to punish
Whole
literally: to return (to a former state); hence: = process by which an object is restored to its original state
to be restored
Whole
literally: to bring back (something into its former state); hence: = causative action by which humans restore an object to its original state
to restore
Know, Think
literally: to bring (a matter) back to (one's) heart; hence: = action by which humans store information in their minds and continue to reflect on it
to take to heart, to keep in mind, to call to mind
Possess
literally: to come back (to someone); hence: process by which humans regain possession of something that they used to have in possession before
to return (in someone's possession)
Possess
literally: to bring back (to someone); hence: = causative action by which humans cause other humans to regain possession of something that they used to have in possession before
to restore (in someone's possession)
Non-Possess
literally: to bring back; hence: = action by which humans give other humans the equivalent for goods received or owed, either in monetary value or in kind
to pay
Quantity
literally: to come back; = process by which a substance is reduced in quantity and therefore in volume
to recede
Relief
literally: to bring back vengeance; hence: = causative action by which deities find relief from their anger by inflicting punishment
to take vengeance
Role
literally: to bring back; hence: = causative actions by which deities or humans in a position of authority appoint (other) humans to a function that they used to have in the past
to restore (someone to a position)
Safe
literally: to bring back; hence: = causative action by which deities restore the well-being of an indivual or group
to restore
Safe
= causative action by which deities restore the well-being of an indivual or group
to restore the fortunes (of a nation)
Safe
literally: to bring back (one's) self; hence: = causative process by which humans or deities restore a sense of well-being to (other) humans, which may extend from feeling refreshed after a good meal to feeling contented because of a major change in one's life situation
to restore (someone's) life
Speak
literally: to bring back; hence: = action by which humans or deities respond to (other) humans or deities in a direct conversation
to respond, to answer
Speak
literally: to bring back word; hence: = action by which humans respond to (other) humans or deities in a direct conversation
to respond, to bring back word, to report
Stance
literally: to bring back (one's) hand; hence: = action by which humans move their hand to the place where they held it before
to put (one's) hand again
Stance
literally: to bring back (one's) hand; hence: = action by which humans draw back their hand that had been streched out before
to draw back (one's) hand
Stance
literally: to move (someone else's hand); hence: = causative action by which humans cause deities to draw back their hand that had been stretched out before
to cause (someone) to draw back (his) hand
Reconcile
literally: to turn (someone's) heart (in a certain direction); hence: = causative action by which humans heal a damaged or strained relationship between two parties
to reconcile
Space
= state in which the boundary of an area changes direction and continues into a different direction
to turn
Think
literally: to turn; hence: = process by which humans or deities change their mind about a certain matter, which usually results in a different course of action
to change (one's) mind, to repent, to relent
Unwilling
literally: to turn away (someone else's) face; hence: = action by which humans or deities show their unwillingness to interact with (other) humans and honor their wishes