to shine; to glow; to emit or reflect light; to be radiant.

to appear prominently; to become conspicuous.

to be lovely, beautiful.

to become favouraly known over a wide area; to become famous.

to exhibit, display (something).

a young one of an animal.

a very young child; a baby; an infant.

a snake or serpent.

a sheep, ram, goat, etc. meant to be sacrificed to propiate a deity.

that which is small.

coming or happening next after the first in order of place or time; second.

another; different; other.

immediately following; just after in time or space; next.

set against; facing; oppsite.

in response to; in reply to; following as a result; done in retaliation.

to cease or fail to remember; to be unable to recall.

to become unaware of one's surroundings.

to become negligent; to fail to be careful.

to be engrossed or absorbed in.

to lose temporarily consciousness; to become unconscious.

the state of being not aware of one's own existence, sensations, thoughts, surroundings, etc; unconciousness.

an instance of going out of sight; disappearance.

that which is deliberately kept from the knowledge of another or others; a secret.

a secret place.

that which is behind; background.

to give up, deliver or exchange (property, goods, services, etc.) for money or its equivalent; to sell.

to exchange one goods for another without involving money; to barter.

to change (in form or nature); to transform.

to submit; to dedicate; to offer.

(one's merit, value) to be recognised.

the act of selling; exchange of property of any kind or of services, for an agreed sum of money or other valuable consideration; a sale.

a commodity ment to be sold.

opposition; hostility.

a thing serving or used in place of another; a substitute.

a direction opposite to or facing something.

to break, infringe or transgress (a law, rule, agreement, promise, instructions, etc.); to violate.

to go beyond (a boundary, limit).

to oppose; to stand or face defiantly.

to rush forward.

to be arrogant.

to remove or divide into parts with a sharp-edged instrument; to sever; to cut.

to be removed or divided from a whole; to be cut; to be severed.

to cause to come apart by force; to split sharply into pieces; to break.

to be broken (into pieces).

to pull or pull out (as a flower from a plant).