= causative process by which humans cause a construction to be finished
to finish
Complete
literally: to finish; hence: = process by which a projects comes to completion
to be completed, to be finished
Complete
literally: to complete (a vow, prediction, or task); hence: = action by which humans bring an obligation to an end by fulfilling its terms or carrying out its stipulations
to complete, to fulfill
Dead
literally: to complete someone; hence, probably: = causative action by which a deity causes the life of a human being to come to completion
to bring (someone) to an end
End
literally: to complete (an event); hence: = causative action by which deities cause a situation to come to an end
to bring to an end
Non-Possess
literally: to complete (what is owed); hence: = causative action by which humans restore what was entrusted to them or substitute it with something else in case of loss or damage
to pay, to give back, to make restitution
Chastise
literally: to pay back; hence: = causative process by which deities or humans cause (other) humans to receive the appropriate return for their evil actions
to pay back
Chastise
literally: to pay back to (someone's) bosom; hence: = causative process by which deities cause humans to receive the appropriate return for their evil actions
to pay back
Chastise
literally: to pay back to (someone's) face; hence: = causative process by which deities cause humans to receive the appropriate return for their evil actions
to pay back
Happen
literally: to pay back; hence: = causative action by which humans or deities cause (other) humans to be compensated for their actions, whether good or evil
to reward, to repay, to render
Safe
literally: to be made complete; hence: = causative process by which wild animals are made to live in peace with humans
to be caused to be at peace
Safe
literally: to make complete; hence: = action by which humans do what is necessary to be able to live without conflict with other humans
to make peace
Safe
literally: to make complete; hence: = causative action by which deities cause humans to do what is necessary to be able to live without conflict with other humans
to cause to make peace, to reconcile
Friends
literally: (who is of) peace; hence: = someone with whom one has a good relationship and to whom one owes some degree of loyalty; only used in contexts where that loyalty is unexpectedly lacking
friend
Patient
literally: to be peaceable; hence: = state in which humans are inclined to avoid getting involved in conflicts
to be peaceable, to be at peace
Strong
= process by which humans go through difficult circumstances without being hurt