a limb, joint, part (of body)

of England or Britain, English

search, inquiry, research

limb

red-lead, cinnabar

turn away from, avoid, shrink from

stretching of limbs due to drowsiness, boredom or tiredness

courtyard, yard, the enclosed space adjoining a house, court, area, quadrangle

Overflowing with enthusiasm.

body's sacrifice, organ donation, donating one's organs after death

the science which treats of the structure of the body, anatomy

تخفیف: electronic news gathering.

hole, pit, abyss, grave

to become emaciated

attractive and charming gestures of man or woman

be mutilated, have a limb cut off

to touch the body with something,

incapacitate, disable, paralyze, cripple, handicap

(of food) nourish the body

ripcord, swing

stretch one's body, especially due to sleepiness or lethargy or boredom, yawn, roll

burning charcoal, sparks, embers, burning coals

burning like a coal, red, hot, extremely red

thinking

heated charcoals,live coals, fire, firebrand, cinders, sparks

first imprint, incomplete impression

awkward, clumsy, irregularly shaped, unshaped, uncut, uncivilized, rough, unpolished, untrained, inexperienced

to incite, to urge, to excite

adhesion of one thing into another, filling or occupying a place completely

the English language, English, related to English, of England

to crack or break (of scab of a sore or wound)

salamander

the owner of a little part of the village

one who knows English language

imagined, supposed, presumed