to turn, revolve, spin around, rotate

to turn, rotate, spin, whirl around (causitive)

to revole, twist, turn around, spin

to rub, scrub, scrape, chafe, spin, wring

to agree, come into unity with

to stop (non-causative, ie. to come to a stop), to stand

to intervene, come between

to come to boil, to begin to boil

to understand (to come to a state of understanding)

to be saved, spared; run off, escape, nip off

to flow, run (of water etc.)

to flow, run (of water etc.)

to run off, escape, flee

to escape, run away

to turn over, flip over; sprain; convert, change; to move over to, establish oneself in a new spot; divert, turn away, hijack

to be transfered, to move; to die, to pass away

throwing away, chucking out; extracting, taking off; mining

driving away of cattle, seizing of property

to drive away cattle, to seive property