dead person; (the) deceased; (the) dead; casualties
life and death; life or death; samsara (cycle of death and rebirth); death
continuation; succession; series; continuous
immanent; internal; intrinsic
to be completed; to be finished; to be ready (e.g. to serve or eat); to be very drunk; to get plastered
to revive; to come to oneself; to be restored to life
to have one's heart stop beating; to be shocked; to be staggered
to be torn off; to come off; to be torn to pieces; to be torn to shreds
revival; resuscitation; revitalization; rejuvenation; regeneration
rebuilding; reconstruction; rehabilitation; protoform reconstruction
circulation; rotation; cycle; loop
zero; 0; nought; nothing; zilch
to call (someone) back; to recall; to call home; to bring back (memories, etc.); to recall; to revive
sticking (in one place, position, etc.); settling; becoming established (of a custom, system, etc.); taking hold; fixation; fixing
beyond one's control; nothing one can do
to trap (into a difficult situation); to put (in a fix); to capture (a castle, fortress, etc.); to take; to drop (something) into
to plunder; to grab; to snatch
rage; fury; exasperation; indignation
greedy; avaricious; covetous; raga (desire)
commander; commanding officer; CO
evacuation; withdrawal; revocation; repeal; retreat
self first; striving to be first; scrambling for
steady; sound; solid; reliable; trustworthy
to raise (a sword, fist, etc.); to lift; to throw up; to fling up; to swing up
volley (of fire); salvo; fusillade; simultaneous firing (of guns or artillery)
battle formation; military formation
to make a decision; to draw a conclusion; to give a judgement; to hand down a verdict; to let go down; to lower; to do oneself
to bend; to curve; to bend (the truth); to falsify; to corrupt; to sully
waves that remain after the wind has subsided; after-effect; aftermath
to exert (influence); to exercise; to cause (e.g. damage); to do (e.g. harm); to bring about (e.g. benefits); to extend
to throw into disorder; to disarrange; to disturb (order, peace, etc.); to corrupt (public morals); to dishevel (hair)
skill; expertise; experience; proficiency; mastery; dexterity