elements, the elements (of which material substances of different natures are composed)

elements e.g. water, air etc.

the basic constituents of an object on which it exists

the four elements (earth, water, air, and fire) in ancient and medieval philosophy

single or non-compound substances

the forces of nature, such as storms, rain, etc

organization of elements

elements of compound substance

material components that are involved in the composition or synthesis of objects or bodies

contradictory thinkers, wrong headed

the four elements (earth, water, air, and fire) in ancient and medieval philosophy

(lit.) the process of combining the different components of a piece of literature to create an impression

(Literary) combination of substances

after the elements

convergence, assembly of elements

mixed with elements, consisting of many types of elements

the four elements: fire, water, air, earth

fastened by elements, confined to elements

shackled by elements

four elements of wall

four walls or confinement of the four elements-fire, water earth, air, the human body, the world

coming together of elements

essentials, fundamentals, pillars of elements

behind the curtain of the of arrangement of elements

money given away as alms on festive occasions

to cause to go out or away, to turn out, eject, expel, to cause to issue or come forth

ulcerate, wound that can never be healed, running sore to form, Metaphorically: to torment

rhythmical prose, prose following a rhythmic pattern

The falling vulture, the constellation of the Lvre.

the falling vulture

a kind of prose in which sentences follow rhythmic beats