kelvin
toothpaste
shoe cream, shoe polish
dairy ice-cream
popsicle
ice-cream served in glasses
cream, ice cream
quay, duck
potassium
khaki
start (theatrical performance)
extract the root (of a number)
declare war
develop, open new land
to begin a new-year writing
declaration; to declare, inform to (authorities), confess to
to declare, admit, testify, say
enough, fair, passable, tolerable
elder brother
mean and greedy
blossom and bear fruit, be successful
stingy, miserly
to open (a school), begin (a course), start a new term
stingy
to commit perjury
clang
to make a false statement, tell or utter a falsehood
open one’s mouth (and speak)
mine ores
meet for discussion
to open fire
open a course, open school
beginning of summer
to civilize
open a (sealed) envelope
dig the grave
new idea, concept
reclaim waste land, reclaim virgin soil
start a business or career
mine, quarry
to open, start, raise a curtain
excavation; to exhume, excavate
to clear
reinstate, rehabilitate
extract the square root (of a number)
to liberate, emancipate
to develop
the creation of the world
to declare bankruptcy
to develop, utilize the highland or the difficult region
change waste land into cultivated areas
to found a movement
to found, establish
to register the birth (of a newborn baby)
to declare the birth (of something)
found a state, found a dynasty
begin, commence, start
to declare clearly, straightforwardly
to develop, expand, remove an obstruction
to use in the area of national defense
to expel, purge, exclude
to develop, exploit, use; exploitation, development
to begin a new school year
to declare before the court
to open a shop
develop the mind
give account (of)
to develop a plan, program
to develop, evolve
to declare, testify (to)
open a seal
behead (a man), before leaving for the battlefield
begin the spring round of pleasures
pealing (laughter)
to initiate
(term of endearment used by a royal towards a subject)
vast, spacious
well and prosperous
health and peace, be in good health
in good wealth, well
peace and prosperity, happiness
in security and good health, safe and sound
scarceness, scarcity; scarce, rare
to look, watch, look after
keep a post-natal diet
give a feast to one’s troops
gently, softly
to feast, give a feast
austere, severe
high-ranking civil and military court officials
slit, groove, channel, furrow, slot, opening, split, crack, crevice
crevice, crack, opening
opium-tray, opium-set
tea tray
ashtray
tray
celebrate, feast a nomination or a promotion
give a feast as reward, reward with a feast
desirous, covetous; to thirst for, crave for, long for