hear, listen

tell

hear, listen, hearing, recite, tell, narrate

(one) believing in two gods

make someone hear

announce, proclaim, relate, tell, make heard, repeat an oral lesson, recite, rebuke, scold, chide

already heard of, rumors

to treat as unheard that which was heard, to pretend not to hear, to turn a deaf ear to, to disregard

Tsunami-a borrowing from the Japanese, meaning "harbour wave"

stinking smell of an armpit.

the goldsmith's quarter (of a town)

profession of a goldsmith

goldsmith, worker in gold, jeweler

there is a satire on the dishonesty of goldsmiths that they do not spare anyone

goldsmith's wife, a women belongs to goldsmith's society

hearing

stillness, loneliness, dreariness, desolateness

excuses put up for delay

news of (someone's) death

it is heard, it is said, people say

to come within hearing, be heard, overhear

harsh reply, dispute, instigation, said and heard, pleadings, well-known, famous

listen, make others hear

forgive someone

get harsh words or altercation forgiven by someone, have something excused

seeing is believing