دانلود کتاب A Dictionary of Selected Synonyms in ihe Principal Indo-european Languages: A Contribution to the History of Ideas

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright ⓒ Page
Preface
Table of contents
Explanations
Abbreviations for Languages and Dialects
Abbreviations for Works of Reference
Other Abbreviations
Orthography and Transcription
Form of Citation
1. The Physical World in Its Larger Aspects
1.1 World
1.21 Earth, Land
1.212 Earth = Ground, Soil
1.213 Dust
1.214 Mud
1.215 Sand
1.22 Mountain; Hill
1.23 Plain, Field
1.24 Valley
1.25 Island
1.26 Mainland
1.27 Shore
1.31 Water
1.3 Sea
1.33 Lake
1.34 Gulf, Bay
1.35 Wave
1.36 River; Stream; Brook
1.37 Spring; Well
1.41 Woods, Forest
1.42 Tree
1.43 Wood
1.44 Stone; Rock
1.51 Sky, Heavens
1.52 Sun
1.53 Moon
1.54 Star
1.55 Lightning
1.56 Thunder
1.57 Lightning (as striking), Thunderbolt
1.61 Light (sb.)
1.6 Darkness
1.63 Shade
1.71 Air
1.72 Wind
1.73 Cloud
1.74 Mist (Fog, Haze)
1.75 Rain (sb.)
1.76 Snow (sb.)
1.77 Ice
1.78 Weather
1.81 Fire
1.82 Flame (sb.)
1.83 Smoke (sb.)
1.84 Ashes
1.85 Burn (vb.)
1.86 Light (vb.), Kindle
1.87 Match (vb.)
2. Mankind: Sex, Age, Family Relationship
2.1 Man (Human Being)
2.21 Man (vs. Woman)
2.22 Woman
2.23 Male
2.24 Female
2.242 Sex
2.25 Boy
2.26 Girl
2.27 Child
2.28 Infant
2.31 ff. Words for family relationship
2.31 Husband
2.32 Wife
2.33 Marry
2.34 Marriage; Wedding
2.35 Father
2.36 Mother
2.37 Parents
2.41 Son
2.42 Daughter
2.44 Brother
2.45 Sister
2.46 Grandfather
2.47 Grandmother
2.48 Grandson
2.49 Granddaughter
2.51 Uncle
2.52 Aunt
2.53 Nephew
2.54 Niece
2.55 Cousin
2.56 Ancestors
2.57 Descendants
2.61 Father-in-law
2.62 Mother-in-law
2.63 Son-in-law
2.64 Daughter-in-law
2.65 Brother-in-law
2.66 Sister-in-law
2.71 Stepfather
2.72 Stepmother
2.73 Stepson
2.74 Stepdaughter
2.75 Orphan
2.76 Widow
2.81 Relatives
2.82 Family
3. Animals
3.11 Animal (Also Wild Beast)
3.12 Male
3.13 Female
3.14 Castrate
3.15 Livestock (Cattle in Wide Sense)
3.16 Pasture, Graze (vb., a, trans.; b, intr.)
3.17 Pasture (sb.)
3.18 Herdsman (Or Cowherd, Shepherd, Etc.
3.19 Stable, Stall
3.20 Cattle (Collective or plural forms)
3.21 Bull
3.22 Ox
3.23 Cow
3.24 Calf
3.25 Sheep
3.26 Ram
3.27 Wether
3.28 Ewe
3.29 Lamb
3.31 Swine
3.32 Boar
3.33 Barrow
3.34 Sow
3.35 Pig
3.36 Goat (Generic or feminine)
3.37 He-Goat
3.38 Kid
3.41 Horse (Generic)
3.42 Stallion
3.43 Gelding
3.44 Mare
3.45 Foal, Colt
3.46 Ass, Donkey
3.47 Mule
3.51 Hen, Chicken (Generic)
3.52 Cock
3.53 Capon
3.54 Hen
3.55 Chicken
3.56 Goose
3.57 Duck
3.61 Dog
3.612 Puppy
3.62 Cat
3.63 Mouse
3.64 Bird
3.65 Fish
3.66 Fisherman
3.71 Wolf
3.72 Lion
3.73 Bear
3.74 Fox
3.75 Deer
3.76 Monkey
3.77 Elephant
3.78 Camel
3.79 Hunt (vb.)
3.81 Insect
3.82 Bee
3.83 Fly (sb.)
3.84 Worm
3.85 Snake
4. Parts of the Body; Bodily Functions and Conditions
4.11 Body
4.12 Skin; Hide
4.13 Flesh
4.14 Hair
4.142 Beard
4.15 Blood
4.16 Bone
4.162 Rib
4.17 Horn
4.18 Tail
4.19 Back
4.20 Head
4.202 Skull
4.203 Brain
4.204 Face
4.205 Forehead
4.206 Eyebrow
4.207 Jaw
4.208 Cheek
4.209 Chin
4.21 Eye
4.22 Ear
4.23 Nose
4.24 Mouth
4.25 Lip
4.26 Tongue
4.27 Tooth
4.28 Neck
4.29 Throat
4.30 Shoulder
4.31 Arm
4.32 Elbow
4.33 Hand
4.34 Finger
4.342 Thumb
4.35 Leg
4.36 Knee
4.37 Foot
4.38 Toe
4.39 Nail
4.392 Wing
4.393 Feather
4.40 Breast (Front of Chest)
4.41 Breast (Of Woman)
4.42 Udder (Of Animals)
4.43 Navel
4.44 Heart
4.45 Liver
4.46 Belly; Stomach
4.47 Womb
4.48 Egg
4.49 Testicle
4.492 Penis
4.51 Breathe; Breath
4.52 Yawn, Gape
4.53 Cough (vb.)
4.54 Sneeze (vb.)
4.55 Sweat (sb.)
4.56 Spit (vb.)
4.57 Vomit (vb.)
4.58 Bite (vb.)
4.59 Lick (vb.)
4.61 Sleep (vb.; sb.)
4.62 Dream (sb.)
4.63 Wake (trans., intr.)
4.64 Break Wind, Fart (vb.)
4.65 Urinate; Urine
4.66 Void Excrement; Excrement, Dung
4.67 Have Sexual Intercourse
4.71 Beget (of Father)
4.72 Bear (of Mother)
4.73 Pregnant
4.74 Live (= Be Alive); Living, Alive; Life
4.75 Die; Dead; Death
4.76 Kill
4.77 Corpse
4.78 Bury (the Dead)
4.79 Grave
4.81 Strong, Mighty, Powerful
4.82 Weak
4.83 Well; Health
4.84 Sick; Sickness
4.85 Wound (sb.)
4.86 Cure, Heal
4.87 Physician
4.88 Medicine, Drug
4.89 Poison (sb.)
4.91 Tired, Weary
4.92 Lazy
4.93 Bald
4.94 Lame
4.95 Deaf
4.96 Dumb
4.97 Blind
4.98 Drunk
4.99 Naked, Bare
5. Food and Drink; Cooking and Utensils
5.11 Eat
5.12 Food
5.13 Drink (vb.)
5.14 Hunger (sb.)
5.15 Thirst (sb.)
5.16 Suck (vb.)
5.17 Mix
5.21 Cook (vb.)
5.22 Boil
5.22 Roast, Fry
5.24 Bake
5.25 Oven
5.26 Pot
5.27 Kettle
5.28 Pan
5.31 Dish
5.32 Plate
5.33 Bowl
5.34 Pitcher, Jug
5.35 Cup
5.36 Saucer
5.37 Spoon
5.38 Knife
5.39 Fork
5.41 A Meal
5.42 Breakfast
5.43 Lunch
5.44 Dinner
5.45 Supper
5.51 Bread
5.52 Cake
5.53 Dough
5.54 Knead
5.55 Meal, Flour
5.56 Grind
5.57 Mill
5.61 Meat
5.612 Butcher
5.62 Beef
5.63 Sausage
5.64 Soup, Broth
5.65 Vegetables
5.66 Bean
5.67 Pea
5.68 Onion
5.69 Cabbage
5.70 Potato
5.71 Fruit
5.72 Apple
5.73 Pear
5.74 Peach
5.75 Fig
5.76 Grape
5.77 Nut
5.78 Olive
5.79 Oil
5.81 Salt
5.82 Pepper
5.83 Vinegar
5.84 Honey
5.85 Sugar
5.86 Milk (Sb.)
5.87 Milk (vb.)
5.88 Cheese
5.89 Butter
5.91 Mead
5.92 Wine
5.93 Beer
6. Clothing; Personal Adornment and Care
6.11 Clothe, Dress
6.12 Clothing, Clothes
6.13 Tailor
6.21 Cloth
6.22 Wool
6.23 Linen; Flax
6.24 Cotton
6.25 Silk
6.26 Lace
6.27 Felt (sb.)
6.28 Fur
6.29 Leather
6.31 Spin
6.32 Spindle
6.33 Weave
6.34 Loom
6.35 Sew
6.36 Needle
6.37 Awl
6.38 Thread
6.39 Dye (vb.)
6.41 Cloak
6.412 Overcoat
6.42 Woman\'s Dress
6.43 Coat
6.44 Shirt
6.45 Collar
6.46 Skirt
6.47 Apron
6.48 Trousers
6.49 Stocking, Sock
6.51 Shoe
6.52 Boot
6.53 Slipper
6.54 Shoemaker, Cobbler
6.55 Hat; Cap
6.57 Belt, Girdle
6.58 Glove
6.59 Veil
6.61 Pocket (In a Garment)
6.62 Button
6.63 Pin
6.71 Adornment (Personal)
6.72 Jewel
6.73 Ring (For Finger)
6.74 Bracelet
6.75 Necklace
6.81 Handkerchief
6.82 Towel
6.63 Napkin
6.91 Comb
6.92 Brush
6.9.1 Razor
6.94 Ointment
6.95 Soap
6.96 Mirror
7. Dwelling, House, Furniture
7.11 Dwell
7.12 House
7.122 Home
7.13 Hut
7.14 Tent
7.15 Yard, Court
7.21 Room (In a House)
7.22 Door; Gate
7.23 Lock (sb.)
7.24 Key
7.25 Window
7.26 Floor
7.27 Wall (Of a Town; Partition Wall)
7.28 Roof
7.31 Fireplace (Hearth)
7.32 Stove
7.33 Chimney
7.41 Furniture
7.42 Bed
7.43 Chair
7.44 Table
7.45 Lamp
7.46 Candle
8. Agriculture, Vegetation
8.11 Farmer
8.12 Field (For Cultivation)
8.13 Garden
8.14 Barn
8.15 Cultivate, Till
8.21 Plow (vb.; sb.)
8.212 Furrow
8.22 Dig
8.23 Spade
8.24 Shovel
8.25 Hoe
8.26 Fork
8.27 Rake
8.28 Harrow
8.31 Sow; Seed
8.32 Mow, Reap
8.33 Sickle; Scythe
8.34 Thresh
8.35 Threshing-Floor
8.41 Crop, Harvest
8.42 Grain (Generic = British Corn)
8.43 Wheat
8.44 Barley
8.45 Rye
8.46 Oats
8.47 Maize, (U.S.) Corn
8.48 Rice
8.51 Grass
8.52 Hay
8.53 Plant
8.54 Root
8.55 Branch
8.56 Leaf
8.57 Flower
8.58 Rose
8.60 Tree = 1.42
8.61 Oak
8.62 Beech
8.63 Birch
8.64 Pine (Pinius)
8.65 Fir (Abies)
8.66 Acorn
8.67 Vine
8.68 Tobacco
8.69 Smoke (Tobacco)
9. Miscellaneous Physical Acts and Those Pertaining to Special Arts and Crafts, with Some Implements, Materials, and Products; Other Miscellaneous Notions
9.11 Do, Make
9.12 Work, Labor, Toil (sb. abstr.); Work (sb. concr.)
9.13 Work, Labor, Toil (vb., intr.)
9.14 Bend (vb. trans.)
9.15 Fold (vb. trans.)
9.16 Bind (vb. trans.)
9.17 Bond
9.18 Chain
9.19 Rope, Cord
9.192 Knot (sb.)
9.21 Strike (Hit, Beat)
9.22 Cut (vb.)
9.23 Knife
9.24 Scissors, Shears
9.25 Ax
9.26 Break (vb. trans.)
9.27 Split (vb. trans.)
9.28 Tear (vb. trans.)
9.29 Flay, Skin
9.31 Rub
9.32 Stretch
9.33 Draw, Pull
9.34 Spread Out, Strew
9.342 Press (vb.)
9.35 Pour
9.36 Wash
9.37 Sweep
9.38 Broom
9.41 Craft, Trade
9.412 Art
9.42 Artisan, Craftsman
9.422 Tool
9.423 Use (vb. = Make Use of)
9.43 Carpenter
9.44 Build
9.45 Hew
9.46 Bore
9.47 Auger
9.48 Saw (sb.)
9.49 Hammer (sb.)
9.50 Nail
9.51 Beam
9.52 Board
9.53 Mason
9.54 Brick
9.55 Mortar
9.60 Smith
9.61 Forge (vb.)
9.62 Anvil
9.63 Cast (Metals)
9.64 Gold
9.65 Silver
9.66 Copper, Bronze
9.67 Iron
9.68 Lead
9.69 Tin; Tin-Plate
9.71 Potter
9.72 Mold (Clay, etc.)
9.73 Clay
9.74 Glass
9.75 Plait (vb.)
9.76 Basket
9.81 Carve
9.82 Sculptor
9.83 Statue
9.84 Chisel (sb.)
9.85 Paint (vb., As Artist)
9.86 Painter (As Artist)
9.87 Painting, Picture
9.88 Paint (sb.)
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9.89 Paint (vb. \'Paint a House\')
9.90 Thing
9.91 Be
9.92 Become
9.93 Need, Necessity
9.94 Ought, Must (3 sg.)
9.942 Duty
9.943 Fittting, Suitable
9.95 Can, May (3 sg.)
9.96 Easy
9.97 Difficult
9.98 Try 1 (Make Trial of, Test)
9.99 Try 2 (Attempt, Endeavor)
9.992 Way, Manner
9.993 Happen
10. Motion; Locomotion, Transportation, Navigation
10.11 Move (vb.)
10.12 Turn (vb.)
10.13 Turn Around (vb.)
10.14 Wind, Wrap (vb.)
10.15 Roll (vb.)
10.21 Rise (vb.)
10.22 Raise, Lift
10.23 Fall (vb.)
10.24 Drop (sb., of Liquid)
10.25 Throw (vb.)
10.26 Shake (vb. trans.)
10.31 Boil (vb. intr.)
10.32 Flow (vb.)
10.33 Sink (vb.)
10.34 Float (vb.)
10.35 Swim (vb.)
10.36 Sail (vb.)
10.37 Fly (vb.)
10.38 Blow (vb. intr.)
10.41 Creep, Crawl
10.42 Slide, Slip (vb.)
10.43 Jump, Leap (vb.)
10.44 Dance (vb.)
10.45 Walk (vb.)
10.46 Run (vb.)
10.47 Go
10.48 Come
10.49 Go Away, Depart
10.51 Flee
10.52 Follow
10.53 Pursue
10.54 Overtake
10.55 Arrive (intr.), Arrive at, Reach (trans.)
10.56 Approach (vb.)
10.57 Enter
10.61 Carry (Bear)
10.62 Bring
10.63 Send
10.64 Lead (vb.)
10.65 Drive (vb. trans.)
10.66 Ride (vb.)
10.67 Push, Shove (vb.)
10.71 Road
10.72 Path
10.73 Street
10.74 Bridge
10.75 Carriage, Wagon, Cart
10.76 Wheel
10.77 Axle
10.78 Yoke
10.81 Ship
10.82 Sailor
10.83 Boat
10.84 Raft
10.85 Oar
10.852 Row (vb.)
10.86 Rudder
10.87 Mast
10.88 Sail (sb.)
10.89 Anchor
10.90 Harbor, Port
11. Possession, Property, and Commerce
11.11 Have
11.12 Own, Possess
11.13 Take
11.14 Seize, Grasp, Take Hold of
11.15 Hold
11.16 Get, Obtain
11.17 Keep, Retain
11.21 Give
11.22 Give Back, Return
11.23 Restore
11.24 Preserve, Keep Safe, Save
11.25 Save, Rescue
11.26 Safe (adj.)
11.27 Destroy
11.28 Harm, Injure, Damage (vb.)
11.29 Spoil (vb. trans.)
11.31 Seek
11.32 Find
11.33 Lose
11.34 Release
11.41 Property
11.42 Wealth, Riches
11.43 Money
11.44 Coin
11.45 Purse
11.46 Treasure
11.47 Bank
11.48 Heir
11.51 Rich
11.52 Poor
11.53 Beggar
11.54 Avaricious, Stingy
11.55 Miser
11.56 Steal
11.57 Thief
11.58 Rob, Robber
11.61 Lend
11.62 Borrow
11.63 Owe
11.64 Debt
11.65 Pay (vb.)
11.66 Account, Reckoning
11.67 Security, Surety
11.68 Interest
11.69 Tax (sb.)
11.71 Income
11.72 Expense, Cost
11.73 Profit
11.74 Loss
11.75 Lease, Rent (To Another), Let
11.76 Rent, Lease (From Another)
11.77 Hire (vb., a Person)
11.78 Wages, Pay
11.79 Earn
11.81 Buy
11.82 Sell
11.83 Trade (vb.)
11.84 Merchant, Tradesman
11.85 Market (Place)
11.86 Store, Shop
11.87 Price
11.88 Dear (= Costly, Expensive)
11.89 Cheap
12. Spatial Relations: Place, Form, Size
12.11 Place (sb.)
12.12 Put (Place, Set, Lay)
12.13 Sit
12.14 Lie
12.15 Stand (vb. intr.)
12.16 Remain, Stay, Wait
12.17 Remain (= Be Left Over)
12.18 Leave
12.19 Quiet (adj.)
12.21 Collect, Gather
12.22 Join, Unite
12.23 Separate (vb.)
12.232 Divide
12.24 Open (vb.)
12.25 Shut, Close (vb.)
12.26 Cover (vb.)
12.27 Hide, Conceal
12.31 High
12.32 Low
12.33 Top
12.34 Bottom
12.35 End
12.352 Point
12.353 Edge
12.36 Side
12.37 Middle (adj.)
12.38 Center
12.41 Right (adj.; vs. Left)
12.42 Left (adj.; vs. Right)
12.43 Near (adv.)
12.44 Far (adv.)
12.45 East
12.46 West
12.47 North
12.48 South
12.51 Form, Shape
12.52 Size
12.53 Grow
12.54 Measure (vb.)
12.55 Large, Big (Great)
12.56 Small, Little
12.57 Long
12.58 Tall
12.59 Short
12.61 Wide, Broad
12.62 Narrow
12.63 Thick 1 (In Dimension)
12.64 Thick 2 (In Density)
12.65 Thin 1 (In Dimension)
12.66 Thin 2 (In Density)
12.67 Deep
12.68 Shallow
12.71 Flat
12.72 Hollow (= Concave)
12.73 Straight
12.74 Crooked
12.75 Hook
12.76 Corner
12.77 Cross
12.78 Square (sb.)
12.81 Round (adj.)
12.82 Circle
12.83 Sphere
12.84 Line (sb.)
12.85 Hole
12.91 Equal
12.92 Like, Similar
12.93 Change (vb.)
12.94 Sign (sb.)
13. Quantity and Number
13.11 Quantity
13.12 Number
13.13 Whole
13.14 Every; All (pl.)
13.15 Much; Many
13.16 More
13.17 Little (Quantity); Few (Number)
13.18 Enough
13.19 Multitude, Crowd
13.192 Note on other Words for a Collective Body (of Persons, Animals, or Things)
13.21 Full
13.22 Empty
13.23 Part (sb.)
13.24 Half
13.31 Note on the Numerals
13.32 One
13.33 Alone, Only
13.34 First
13.35 Last
13.41 Three
13.42 Third (Ordinal)
13.43 A Third (Fraction)
13.44 Three Times
13.45 Occurring Three Times
13.46 Threefold, Triple
13.47 Consisting of Three Kinds
13.48 Consisting of Three Together
13.49 Group of Three
13.51 By Threes
13.52 Three Apiece
13.53 Miscellaneous
14. Time
14.11 Time
14.12 Age
14.13 New
14.14 Young
14.15 Old
14.16 Early (adv.)
14.17 Late (adv.)
14.18 Now
14.19 Soon; Immediately
14.21 Swift, Fast, Quick
14.22 Slow (adj.)
14.23 Hasten, Hurry (vb. intr.)
14.24 Delay (vb. intr.)
14.25 Begin; Beginning
14.252 Last (vb.)
14.26 End (sb., temporal)
14.27 Finish (vb.)
14.28 Cease
14.29 Ready
14.31 Always
14.32 Often
14.33 Sometimes
14.34 Never
14.35 Again
14.41 Day
14.42 Night
14.43 Dawn
14.44 Morning
14.45 Noon
14.46 Evening
14.47 Today
14.48 Tomorrow
14.49 Yesterday
14.51 Hour
14.53 Clock, Watch
14.61 Week
14.62 Sunday
14.63 Monday
14.64 Tuesday
14.65 Wednesday
14.66 Thursday
14.67 Friday
14.68 Saturday
14.71 Month
14.73 Year
14.74 Winter
14.75 Spring
14.76 Summer
14.77 Autumn
15. Sense Perception
15.11 Perceive by the Senses; Sense (sb.)
15.21-24 Smell
15.21 Smell (vb. subj.)
15.22 Smell (vb. obj.)
15.23 Smell (sb. subj.)
15.24 Smell (sb. obj.)
15.25 Good Smelling, Fragrant
15.26 Bad Smelling, Stinking
15.31-34 Taste
15.31 Taste (vb. subj.)
15.32 Taste (vb. obj.)
15.33 Taste (sb. subj.)
15.34 Taste (sb. obj.)
15.35 Sweet
15.36 Salt (adj.)
15.37 Bitter
15.38 Acid, Sour
15.41 Hear
15.42 Listen
15.43 Hearing (sb.)
15.44 Sound (sb.)
15.45 Loud
15.51 See
15.52 Look (vb.), Look At
15.53 Sight (subj.)
15.54 Sight (obj.), Look (obj.), Appearance
15.55 Show (vb.)
15.56 Shine
15.57 Bright
15.61 Color (sb.)
15.62 Light (in Color)
15.63 Dark (in Color)
15.64 White
15.65 Black
15.66 Red
15.67 Blue
15.68 Green
15.69 Yellow
15.71 Touch (vb.)
15.72 Feel (vb.), Feel Of
15.73 Touch (sb. subj., Act or Sense of Touch)
15.74 Hard
15.75 Soft
15.76 Rough
15.77 Smooth
15.78 Sharp
15.79 Blunt, Dull
15.81 Heavy
15.82 Light (in Weight)
15.83 Wet, Damp
15.84 Dry
15.85 Hot, Warm
15.86 Cold
15.87 Clean
15.88 Dirty, Soiled
16. Emotion (with Some Physical Expressions of Emotion); Temperamental, Moral, and Aesthetic Notions
16.11 Soul, Spirit
16.12 Emotion, Feeling
16.13 Passion
16.14 Care (sb.)
16.15 Wonder, Astonishment
16.16 Surprise
16.17 Fortune (Good or Bad)
16.18 Good Fortune
16.19 Misfortune
16.21 Please
16.212 Please (in polite phrase)
16.22 Joy
16.23 Joyful, Glad
16.24 Happy, Happiness
16.25 Laugh (vb.); Smile (vb.)
16.26 Play (vb.)
16.27 Love (sb.; vb.)
16.28 Dear
16.29 Kiss (vb.)
16.31 Pain, Suffering
16.32 Grief, Sorrow
16.33 Anxiety
16.34 Regret (vb.), Repent
16.35 Pity (sb.)
16.36 Sad
16.37 Cry, Weep
16.38 Tear (sb.)
16.39 Groan (vb.)
16.41 Hate (sb.)
16.42 Anger
16.43 Rage, Fury
16.44 Envy (sb.), Jealousy
16.45 Shame (sb.)
16.46 Honor (sb.)
16.47 Glory
16.18 Proud
16.51 Dare
16.52 Brave
16.53 Fear, Fright
16.54 Danger
16.55 Timid, Cowardly
16.61 Will, Wish (vb.)
16.62 Desire (vb.)
16.63 Hope (sb.)
16.64 Thanks
16.65 Faithful
16.66 True (Or in part sb. Truth)
16.67 Lie (sb.)
16.68 Deceit
16.69 Forgive
16.71 Good
16.72 Bad
16.73 Right (adj., in moral sense, vs. Wrong)
16.74 Wrong (adj.)
16.75 Sin
16.76 Fault, Guilt
16.77 Mistake, Error
16.78 Blame (sb.)
16.79 Praise (sb.)
16.81 Beautiful (also Pretty)
16.82 Ugly (in Appearance)
17. Mind, Thought
17.11 Mind
17.12 Intelligence, Reason
17.13 Think 1 (= Reflect, etc.)
17.14 Think 2 (= Be of the Opinion)
17.15 Believe
17.16 Understand
17.17 Know
17.18 Seem
17.19 Idea, Notion
17.21 Wise
17.22 Foolish, Stupid
17.23 Insane, Mad, Crazy
17.24 Learn
17.242 Study
17.25 Teach
17.26 Pupil
17.27 Teacher
17.28 School
17.31 Remember
17.32 Forget
17.33 Meaning
17.34 Clear, Plain (To the Mind)
17.35 Obscure
17.36 Secret (adj.)
17.37 Sure, Certain
17.38 Explain
17.39 Solve
17.41 Intention, Purpose
17.42 Cause
17.43 Doubt (sb.)
17.44 Suspicion
18. Vocal Utterance, Speech; Reading and Writing
18.11 Voice (sb.)
18.12 Sing
18.13 Shout, Cry Out
18.14 Various Cries
18.21 Speak, Talk
18.22 Say
18.23 Be Silent
18.24 Language
18.25 Dialect
18.26 Word
18.27 Dictionary
18.28 Name
18.31 Ask 1 (Question, Inquire)
18.32 Answer (vb.)
18.33 Admit, Confess
18.34 Deny
18.35 Ask 2, Request
18.36 Promise (vb.)
18.37 Refuse
18.38 Forbid
18.41 Call (vb. = Summon)
18.42 Call (vb. = Name)
18.43 Announce
18.44 Threaten
18.45 Boast (vb.)
18.51 Write
18.52 Read
18.53 Letter (of the Alphabet)
18.54 Letter (= Epistle)
18.55 Tablet
18.56 Paper
18.57 Pen
18.58 Ink
18.59 Pencil
18.61 Book
18.62 Page
18.63 Line
18.64 Print (vb.)
18.65 Literature
18.66 Author, Writer
18.67 Poet
19. Territorial, Social, and Political Divisions; Social Relations
19.11 Country (\'European Countries\')
19.12 One\'s Native Country
19.13 Country (vs. Town)
19.14 Region, Territory
19.15 City, Town
19.16 Village
19.17 Boundary
19.21 People (Populace)
19.22 A People, Nation
19.23 Tribe, Clan, Family (in Wide Sense)
19.31 Rule (vb.), Govern
19.32 King
19.33 Queen
19.34 Emperor
19.35 Prince
19.352 Note on some other titles of nobility
19.36 Noble (sb.), Nobleman
19.37 Citizen
19.38 Subject (sb.)
19.41 Master
19.42 Slave
19.43 Servant
19.44 Free (adj.)
19.45 Command, Order (vbs.)
19.46 Obey
19.47 Let, Permit
19.48 Compel
19.51 Friend
19.52 Enemy
19.53 Companion
19.54 Neighbor
19.55 Stranger
19.56 Guest
19.57 Host
19.58 Help, Aid (vbs.)
19.59 Hinder, Prevent
19.61 Custom
19.62 Strife, Quarrel
19.63 Plot, Conspiracy
19.64 Common (adj.)
19.65 Meet (vb.)
19.71 Note on terms for members of a trade or profession
19.72 Whore, Prostitute
20. Warfare
20.11 Fight (vb.)
20.12 Battle (sb.)
20.13 War
20.14 Peace
20.15 Army
20.16 Fleet
20.17 Soldier
20.18 General
20.21 Weapons, Arms (pl. or coll.)
20.22 Club
20.23 Sling
20.24 Bow
20.25 Arrow
20.26 Spear
20.27 Sword
20.28 Gun; Cannon
20.29 Gunpowder
20.31 Armor (Defensive)
20.32 Breastplate, Corslet
20.33 Helmet
20.34 Shield
20.35 Fortress
20.36 Tower
20.41 Victory
20.42 Defeat (sb.)
20.43 Attack (sb.)
20.44 Defense
20.45 Retreat (sb.)
20.46 Surrender (vb.)
20.47 Captive, Prisoner
20.48 Booty, Spoils
20.49 Ambush (sb.)
21. Law
21.11 Law (General = Lat. iūs)
21.12 Law (Special = Lat. lēx)
21.13 Lawsuit
21.14 Lawyer
21.15 Court (The Body of Judicial Magistrates)
21.16 Judge (vb.)
21.17 Judgment
21.18 Judge (sb.)
21.21 Plaintiff
21.22 Defendant
21.23 Witness (sb.)
21.24 Swear
21.25 Oath
21.31 Accuse
21.32 Condemn
21.33 Convict (vb.)
21.34 Acquit
21.35 Guilty
21.36 Innocent
21.37 Penalty, Punishment
21.38 Fine
21.39 Prison, Jail
21.41 Crime
21.42 Murder
21.43 Adultery
21.44 Rape (sb.)
21.45 Theft
21.46 Arson
21.46 Perjury
22. Religion and Superstition
22.11 Religion
22.12 God
22.13 Temple
22.14 Altar
22.15 Sacrifice, Offering
22.16 Worship (vb.)
22.17 Pray
22.18 Priest
22.19 Holy, Sacred
22.21 Church
22.22 Preach
22.23 Bless
22.24 Curse (vb.)
22.25 Baptize
22.26 Fast (vb.)
22.31 Heaven
22.32 Hell
22.33 Angel
22.34 Devil
22.35 Demon (Evil Spirit)
22.36 Pagan, Heathen (sb.)
22.37 Idol
22.41 Superstition
22.42 Magic, Witchcraft, Sorcery
22.43 Witch, Sorceress
22.44 Fairy (or the like)
22.45 Ghost, Specter, Phantom
22.47 Omen
Index of Headings
A-B
B-C
C-E
E-G
G-K
K-M
M-P
P-S
S
S-T
T-Y