mountain trail; path up a mountain
strict order; peremptory command
to scale (mountain, flight of stairs, etc.)
deep in the mountains; mountain recesses
to go; to come; to lose; to be defeated; to be stumped (by); to be at a loss; to visit (a shrine, grave, etc.)
relief party; rescue party
assimilation; absorption; adaptation; assimilation; anabolism; assimilation (phonology)
now (esp. in contrast to the past); now at last; at present; right now
with a swoosh; at one fell swoop
to trample; to crush underfoot
to do someone in; to bump someone off
sphere of action; scope of activity; range of work
to neglect; to be negligent in; to be neglectful of; to improve (of an illness); to get better
shield; buckler; escutcheon; pretext; excuse; grounds (for)
to tumble down; to roll down
pause; interval; distance; range; suitable time; appropriate opportunity
to become brilliant; to become cheerful
mistake; error; fault; slip; blunder; omission
veteran (e.g. soldier); battle-hardened; seasoned; (of) long military service
brave warrior; hero; brave man
in a whisper; in a low voice; in undertones; in secret; stealthily
nata; sturdy broad-bladed knife, used in woodcraft and hunting (often with a rectangular blade)
various kinds of small trees; assorted trees
to cut down; to chop down; to fell
snappingly; with a snap; no more or less than; merely ...; exactly ...
troublesome (person, task, etc.); difficult; suffering; hardship; trouble
more than enough; more than ample; exhaustive
being driven into a corner; having no way out; being caught between a rock and a hard place
(any) more; further; in addition (to this); at this stage; now; now that things have come to this
stretcher; litter; gurney
climbing rope (for mountaineering)
to happen to meet; to come across; to run into; to bump into
guidance; leadership; leading the way
rear; rear unit guard; anchor (man)
by your leave; with your permission
feudal lord; (arch.) mansion; (arch.) palace
to rub; to chafe; to strike (match); to squander (one's money); to run through (one's fortune); to lose money (e.g. by gambling)
all that one has; all that there is; the whole
the same generation; coeval
loan; lending; favor; favour; creditor; method of lending
free and easy; open-hearted; relaxed; not fussy; frank
slowly; leisurely; gently; suddenly; abruptly