A standard form or pattern, such as poetry form.

Format

An image or graphic accompanying a text in a publication.

The distinctive shape, color, and characteristics of an object or being.

Jewelry made from gold or silver used as ornaments.

A picture or representation created by drawing or painting on surfaces like paper or canvas.

A photograph or an image captured by a camera.

The shape or form of a body or object.

Appearance or external looks.

To understand or be aware of something.

To be aware of or understand specific information or knowledge.

To be aware or conscious of sensations or feelings, both physical and emotional, and to perceive something intellectually or intuitively.

To be aware of or have knowledge about something, often implying involvement or understanding through witnessing or firsthand experience.

To witness something, potentially being involved as an accomplice.

To be aware or know.

To wander or travel without a fixed position, often for selling goods or services.

To make something faster or encourage speed, such as speeding up a process or urging someone to act quickly.

Fast or speedy, related to movement or time.

Quick to understand or learn, showing mental sharpness.

Quickly when performing an action.

Occurring soon in the near future.

Extremely fast or happening with great speed

First-person pronoun used by the speaker, singular or plural, to include oneself and others.

To begin or start an action or process.

To initiate or take the initiative to start something new.

To begin or initiate an action or event.

To begin or start an action, process, or event.

The initial stage or first phase of a process or event.

To call out or summon someone.

To name or label something.

To claim or demand something such as fees or taxes.

To demand or urge someone to do or not do something.

To be called or named

To arrange items in a line or order.

To acquire knowledge by studying or practicing to gain understanding and skill.

To formally invite someone to participate or attend

To learn or acquire knowledge or skills through experience or education.

To study or attend classes, often in an academic setting.

Smooth or flat, not rough; neat and organized.

Completely gone, nothing left.

Polite and well-mannered in speech and behavior.

Neat, orderly, and meticulous in arrangement or actions.

Completed or finished a task or action.

To be ready or completed.

Indicating that something is complete or finished.

An object with a thick base and a small tip, often used for small sticks such as canes or punishing children.

Tapering or slender, as in bamboo stems, slim figures, or fingers.

A chess piece that moves along rows and columns.

A vehicle for traveling on water, typically made from hollowed wood or assembled materials.

To flow or drift gently.

Pale, light, or faint in color.

Land prepared for agriculture, such as a paddy field or farm plot.

Emitting a soft, gentle light.

A matter, affair, or thing; used as a classifier for stories or movies.

A topic or subject being discussed, or a literary story or novel.

The state or content related to a specific fact or event, such as historical or political matters.

Personal or professional concerns, situations, or affairs.

Regarding, about, or concerning something.

A problem or source of trouble.

Something that actually happened or is true.

Truth as opposed to fiction or falsehood.

A matter that requires immediate attention or action.

An ordinary or common matter or affair.

An event or situation that is typical or expected.

A series of connected events or a recounting of occurrences presented as a narrative.

A detailed account or description of facts or situations.

Matters or issues that are of great importance or priority.

An issue or event of great significance or importance.

A raised structure with walls and a roof, used as a residence.

Shape or form, such as hairstyle or jewelry setting.

A classifier for watches.

Facility for confining individuals as a punishment for crimes.

The top part of a tree with branches and leaves

Languid or without urgency.

Continuously or without interruption.

Ahead of others; the beginning or the first occurrence, such as first time, first day, or initial appearance.

In the early stages or initially.

Power or strength; influence or authority.

Strong or intense, often used to describe smells or flavors.

Exerting force or using effort to a high degree.

In scientific terms, an external influence changing the motion or rest state of an object.