age, life-time, duration of life

past tense of come

came, visited, arrived

a vocative hinting a sigh like aah

eyes, lens of a microscope, lens

eyes

constitution/ law

come, arrive

coming

one who comes, a comer

flour, meal

bundle, hank or skein of thread

concerning elegance or vanity, inevitable, momentary, transitory, brief, come, arrive

(of a mental or physical state) occur, (of a natural phenomenon, time, etc.) happen

coming

came

come

a female teacher or governess, a school mistress

coming, received

fill to the brim

anna, the sixteenth part of an old rupee, a former coin equivalent to one-sixteeenth of a rupee one-sixteenth share (in something)

those coming

those who are arriving

today, present moment

you, self, selves, self, yourself

being a freebie or easy money

mirror, reflector, looking-glass

a mirror, looking-glass

guide, leader, harbinger, boss, chief

Words expressing feelings of sorrow, pain, grief, agony, misery, sadness, anguish, torment etc.

anger, wrath, jealousy, hatred, envy, enmity, enthusiasm, passion

the eye

sound uttered by an infant

in the end, at last, after all, ultimately, eventually, once for all, finally

a suffix denoting 'full of, or affected with, or possessed of'.

celestial, heavenly, divine

in front

ahead, before, onward, infront

name of Pharaoh's wife who was the foster mother of Prophet Moses

slow, slack, noiseless

Fire.

front

Man, human being (Lit. offspring of Adam), person, individual

leader, master, ruler, chieftain, nobleman

tears

come and stay, reside even when unwelcome

wish, desire, longing, appetency, eagerness, yearning, want

companion, friend, associate, comrade

peace, accord, concert, reconciliation

man

deer, antelope, gazelle