knot, tie

knotted, knotty

of one's own purse, one's own

be entangled, become knotted

to tie something

tie the nuptial knot, get married

, to have a rupture at the navel

dislocation

to tie a knot (in, a handkerchief, by way of a reminder), to tie together, to make an engagement or contract ( with a person, for, a thing), to harbour prejudice

make a vow

bring over to one's side, win over, gain the support of, conspire

cabbage

a pick-poket

a kind of an ornament that women wear in their elbow, the knotted parts of the stalk and the ear-ends of straw

the knotted parts of the stalk and the ear-ends of straw

seize, acquire by force

money, capital

to put in one's purse or pocket, to hoard up, to pocket, to misappropriate

to have (one's) purse cut off or stolen, to have (one's) pocket picked, to be robbed

to have, being endowed with

pick a pocket, rob

to knot something up, convolute, compound

a sinner, narrow-minded

she has no money but has many desires

having many knots, knotted, gnarled, knotty (stick)

untie a knot

to pick-purse

a sugarcane with tied up pores

shoot oneself in the foot

the navel to slip out of its place, to suffer from umbilical hernia

tie, join

incur loss, lose money (on a transaction, etc.)

to pocket, to have cash

to possess money, being opulent

lose one's own money

if you don't have money don't talk about going places, a moneyless man should not go to the market

wealthy, affluent

one's own money, principal amount, capital

one's own money, principal amount, capital