verb: a word expressing action, existence, or occurence.

 

'lùchū' (to expose) 露 'lù' (to show; to reveal; to expose; dew) 'chū' (to go out; to come out; to occur; to produce; to go beyond; to rise; to put forth; to happen)

give: 1 to make a gift of 2 to hand over 3 to pass (regards, etc.) along 4 to cause to have [to give pleasure] 5 to act as host or sponsor of 6 to produce; supply [cows give milk] 7 to devote or sacrifice 8 to concede; yield 9 to offer [to give advice] 10 to perform [to give a concert] 11 to utter [to give a reply] 12 to inflict (punishment, etc.) 13 to bend, move, yield, etc. from force or pressure

grow: 1 to come into being or be produced naturally 2 to develop or thrive, as a living thing 3 to increase in size, quantity, etc. 4 to become [grow weary] 5 to raise; cultivate 6 to come gradually to seem more likeable, attractive, etc. 7 to mature

pass: 1 to go or move forward, through, etc. 2 to go or be conveyed from one place, form, condition, etc. to another 3 a) to cease b) to depart 4 to die: usually with away or on 5 to go by 6 to elapse [an hour passed] 7 to make a way: with through or by 8 to be accepted without question 9 to be approved, as by a legislature 10 to go through a test, course, etc. successfully 11 to give a judgement, sentence, etc.: with on or upon 12 Card Games to deny a chance to bid 13 to cause to move from place to place; circulate

play: 1 to move lightly, rapidly, etc. [sunlight played on the water] 2 to engage in recreation 3 to take part in a game or sport 4 to trifle (with a thing or person) 5 to perform on a music instrument 6 to give out sounds 7 to act in a specified way [ to play dumb] 8 to act in a drama 9 to impose unscrupulously (on another's feelings) 10 to do, as in fun [to play tricks] 11 to bet on 12 to cause to move, etc; wield 13 to cause [to play havoc]

push: 1 to press against so as to move 2 to press or urge on 3 to urge the use, sale, etc. of

pull: 1 to exert force on so as to move toward the source of the force 2 to pluck out [to pull a tooth] 3 to rip; tear 4 to strain (a muscle) 5 to carry out; perform [to pull a raid] 6 to restrain [to pull one’s punches] 7 to draw out (a gun, etc.) 8 to exert force in dragging, tugging, or attracting, etc. 9 to move (away, ahead, etc.)

sew: 1 to fasten with stitches made with needle and thread 2 to make, mend, etc. by sewing

sow: 1 to scatter (seed) for growing 2 to plant seed in (a field, etc.) 3 to spread or scatter

stay: 1 to continue in the place or condition specified; remain 2 to live; dwell 3 to stop; halt 4 to pause; delay 5 to continue; last 6 to stop or check 7 to hinder or detain 8 to postpone 9 to satisfy for a time 10 to remain to the end of 11 to be able to last through

take: 1 to get possession of; capture, seize, etc. 2 to get hold of 3 to capture the fancy of; charm 4 to obtain, acquire, assume, etc. 5 to use, consume, etc. 6 to buy, rent, subscribe to, etc. 7 to join with (one side in a disagreement, etc.) 8 to choose; select 9 to travel by [to take a bus] 10 to deal with; consider 11 to occupy [take a chair] 12 to require; demand [it takes money] 13 to derive (a name, quality, etc.) from 14 to excerpt; extract 15 to study 16 to write down [take notes] 17 to make by photographing 18 to win (a prize, etc.) 19 to undergo [take punishment] 20 to occupy oneself in; enjoy [take a nap] 21 to accept (an offer, bet, etc.) 22 to react to [take a joke in earnest] 23 to contract (a disease, etc.) 24 to understand 25 to suppose; presume 26 to feel [take pitty] 27 to lead, escort, etc. 28 to carry 29 to remove, as by stealing 30 to subtract 31 to cheat; trick 32 to take root: said of a plant 33 to catch [the fire took] 34 to gain favor, success, etc. 35 to be effective [the vaccination took] 36 to become (sick)

tie: 1 to bind, as with string, rope, etc. 2 to knot the laces, etc. of 3 to make (a knot) in 4 to bind in any way 5 to equal the score of, as in a contest

따르다 'ttareuda' (to abide by, follow, conform; go along with; pour out liquid)

werden (to become, "shall be", "will be")

work: 1 to do work; labor; toil 2 to be employed 3 to function or operate, esp. effectively 4 to ferment 5 to move, proceed, etc. slowly and with difficulty 6 to come or become, as by repeated movement [the door worked loose] 7 to cause; bring about [his idea worked wonders] 8 to mold; shape 9 to solve (a mathematical problem, etc.) 10 to manipulate; knead 11 to cultivate (soil) 12 to operate; use 13 to cause to work [to work a crew hard] 14 to make (one's way, etc.) by effort 15 to provoke; rouse [to work oneself into a rage] 16 to proceed ingratiatingly through (a crowd, etc.)

 

 

eric scott nelson