Necessity to fight or struggle through challenges

Need to find or search for something

Being accused or charged with something

To resist, oppose, or fight against a force or authority.

To defy or withstand pressure or authority.

To append or add to the end of a sequence or list.

To follow behind or come after in order or sequence.

When; during; at.

A segment or episode that is part of a larger whole.

To neuter a male animal to prevent reproduction.

To propagate plants by making an incision on a branch.

To direct or herd people or animals into a desired path, often by blocking or guiding them.

The time period between evening and morning.

The period from sunrise to sunset, characterized by natural light.

The early part of the day from sunrise until noon.

Located in or relating to the south

The southern region or section of an area

At the end or conclusion of a sequence or text.

The period or time when something occurs; an episode.

Conjunction used to introduce a clause that specifies time, similar to 'when' or 'while'.

The time around noon, when the sun is at its highest point, typically at 12:00 PM.

The period of the day when people commonly have their lunch, known as lunchtime.

Refers to a specific moment or period in the past

At this moment; currently.

The upper part or section of a region or object.

The period of the day from noon to evening, typically between 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

The period from late afternoon to just after sunset.

To warmly welcome or receive someone

To host or provide hospitality to guests

At the beginning phase or time when something begins.

The lower part or bottom section of an object or area.

Occurring without interruption or break.

In a continuous or uninterrupted manner.

To answer or respond in speech, writing, or action.

To respond to questions

To reciprocate by returning a favor or assistance received.

To compensate or make amends for a loss or effort.

To reward or acknowledge someone for good services or achievements.

To answer questions or solve problems

To respond or react to a stimulus or situation

To fulfill or meet a need or expectation

Next in time or order.

Occurring later or in the future.

Continually or further in time.

From this point forward; in the future.

Later in time or sequence; subsequently or as the next step.

Used to specify a condition that must be met for another action or situation to occur.

To punch or hit hard objects to break or split them.

To sting using a stinger, typically by insects like bees.

To change or transfer vehicles, especially in public transportation like buses or taxis.

To connect or attach vehicles, often in logistics or railway systems.

To build or construct a boat or ship.

To engage in combat or struggle to overcome challenges

Physically in front of or facing someone.

Measured or distributed per person.

Used to introduce a hypothetical or contrasting situation, indicating that even if something is true, it doesn't change the outcome.

To renew or extend the duration or life of something, such as a document, contract, or metaphorically to prolong life.

Mineral scale or sediment that accumulates in equipment or pipes used for storing or transferring liquids.

Slag or waste material formed on the surface of molten metal during smelting or refining.

Dregs or lees formed as sediment from liquids.

To shout or call out loudly.

To charge or attack vigorously without stopping.

To work or act hastily to achieve as much as possible.

To travel around extensively.

The sun; light of day.

The direction where the sun sets, opposite to the east.

Relates to the cultures and people of Europe and America.

Wind blowing from west to east.

The direction where the sun rises, known as 'East'.

Used to emphasize or correct a statement, indicating 'rather' or 'instead'.

The area from the knee to the hip while sitting.

To scoop or lift substances using a container.

To stand upright or make something stand.

To create or establish something.

To set a price or specify.

To place or arrange items.

To stack or pile items.

To begin or start something.

Denotes a large amount or long duration.

Classifier for stacks or occurrences.

To start a new discussion or topic on online platforms such as forums or social media.

Informal term for money, typically referring to coins or small amounts of cash.