keep as surplus or balance, keep in reserve

to be kept in reserve, to be left over as surplus

inhabited, prosperous

abundance, bloom, prosperity, hustle and bustle

Hebrew language and script, one of the oldest language of Syria

polish

lot, fortune, destiny

food, victuals, means of subsistence, livelihood, employment, occupation, sustenance, one's daily bread, eatable,

to make one's life a living hell

be transferred from a place, a source of income to dry up

to be transferred from a place, a source of income to dry up,

be tired of or fed up with life, be miserable, vexed, troubled or harassed

(voc.) if I don't get this right, then it's shame on me