To possess financial resources or wealth.

Subject to conditions or requirements.

Having limitations or qualifications.

To exist in reality or to be true and genuine.

To be well-known or famous

To have a name or be identified by a name

Known and recognized by many people due to positive achievements or qualities.

A tool made of metal used for cutting, slicing, or carving, with a sharp, often pointed blade, attached to a handle.

To generate interest on money or an account.

To have flowers or to be in bloom.

Having children or indicating the presence of children

To have defects, imperfections, or flaws

To have or contain exclusively one thing or type of something.

To be pregnant

To have a means or method to do something

To experience distress or anxiety

To have business or errands to attend to.

To have an appointment or planned meeting.

The third month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.

A nickname commonly used for females.

The third month of the Gregorian calendar.

Useful or beneficial, providing value or advantage.

Achieving desired results effectively and efficiently.

To have or experience a problem or difficulty.

To have an effect or impact.

To come into effect or be applied, especially in legal or formal settings.

To yield results or bear fruit, often metaphorically.

To have a plan or be scheduled for something.

Having natural talent or skill

Having energy, strength, or vitality; full of life or powerful in demeanor.

Containing poison, causing harm or death.

Make a collective decision or resolution

To have in large quantities or be abundant.

To have a conflict or issue with someone

To have a child or children.

Being conscious, aware, or mindful of one's thoughts and actions

To have involvement or contribute to something

To be involved or have a connection with something or someone.

To have the right, entitlement, or eligibility for something.

To have the right or entitlement to do something or access something

To be eligible or qualified for something

Charming or attractive, drawing admiration and affection.

To have a voice or be able to produce sound

To make a sound

To have a voice or be entitled to vote

To have hope or see a chance of success.

Having logic or reason; sensible and guided by sound judgment.

Exist; be present; be available

Have; possess

To engage in a profession or occupation.

To have power, authority, or influence over others.

To have an opportunity or chance to do something

An informal, often harsh or vulgar second-person pronoun for 'you'

Having little or no light; can refer to physical darkness or metaphorical ignorance.

A body part of the human body extending from the end of the arm, consisting of the palm and fingers, used for grasping; also refers to objects resembling and functioning like hands.

A classifier used to count five pieces of certain fruits as a 'hand', applied to fruits like marian plum, mangosteen, and rambutan.

Prefixed to names of musical instruments to indicate a person skilled in playing that instrument.

A type of citron known as 'Buddha's hand' or 'fingered citron', with a lower part resembling fingers, used for making inhalants.

A meal or serving of food eaten at one time, typically breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Prosperous or lucky in activities such as business or gambling.

A skilled or expert person in a particular field.

An unapprehended or master thief.

A portable device used for telecommunications, known as a mobile phone or cellphone.

Previously owned or used by someone else.