Refers to multiple methods, paths, or approaches.

Used to describe multiple routes or orientations one can take.

Significantly more, several times compared to something else.

Existing in various forms, types, or styles.

Repeatedly occurring often in informal contexts.

Having a variety of different kinds; diverse.

A variety or range of items.

To divert or change direction.

To avoid or evade by moving out of the way.

To yield or make way, allowing others to pass

To avoid or intentionally keep away from something or someone.

To fall off or become detached from a place where it was stuck.

To forget lines and lose track during a performance, typically in singing or acting.

To lose self-control or composure, often used informally.

To lose grip on something or fail to obtain something anticipated.

A small or shallow pit or hole in the ground for specific purposes.

A cavity or hollow for burial purposes.

An indentation or deep mark on an object or surface.

A burial site for a deceased person, typically marked by a headstone.

An object in a circular form, such as a ring or loop.

To feel concerned or worried about something.

A deep place in a body of water; abyss

A specific period marked by particular events or activities.

A measurable interval between two events.

To whip or hit forcefully.

To turn back or return to a previous state or place.

A form of gambling involving the drawing of numbers for a prize.

Of poor or low quality; bad.

To hope or expect for a desired outcome

To have good intentions or wish someone well.

To hope for or expect something to happen.

To anticipate or assume something will occur.

A viral infection of the respiratory tract causing symptoms like a runny nose and hoarseness.

To feel anxious or uneasy due to uncertain or fearful expectations.

To tremble or sway, commonly used to describe emotional wavering or fear.

A particle used at the end of a sentence to emphasize or express doubt.

The space or gap between two objects or parts.

To feel sudden fear or anxiety in response to an unexpected or frightening event.

Feeling of fear or thrill that causes goosebumps.

Having a sweet taste like sugar.

Melodious or pleasing to the ear.

Charming and pleasant to look at.

Soft and bright in color.

To speak or act in a pleasantly flattering manner.

A type of palm including rattan species with long, creeping stems and thorny parts, used both decoratively and medicinally.

A category of orchid in the Dendrobium genus within the family Orchidaceae.

Feeling faint or dizzy, often from height.

A whistling sound, like the wind blowing.

An object with rows of teeth for combing hair or threads.

A cluster of bananas attached to stems.

To style or arrange hair using a comb.

A building or structure for specific purposes like a shrine, sitting hall, or library.

To wrap or cover an object with material like leaves or paper.

A pack, parcel, or package; a classifier for wrapped items.

A weapon with a long handle and pointed metal tip, used for stabbing.

A tower or tall, slender building, often associated with lighthouses or cultural structures.

A section of a house or building divided by walls.

A room in a hotel or accommodation.

A prison or jail cell where prisoners are detained.

A room where food is prepared and cooked

The engine room of a ship or similar vessel.

A room or area located below ground level in a building, used for storage or as a living space.

A storage room below ground level, particularly for storing wine or food.

A row house or terraced house, a residential building with a row of similarly styled houses sharing common walls, typically found in urban areas.

A large room or entry area in a building, such as a lobby, foyer, or hall, often used for meetings or gatherings.

A room used for sleeping in a house or building.

A room in a house or apartment used for socializing, relaxation, and entertainment.

A room equipped with a toilet and facilities for washing, such as a sink or shower.

A room rented temporarily for lodging, such as in hotels or apartments.

A room in a school or educational institution where students receive instruction.

A library; a place where books and other materials are available for reading or borrowing.