to trip, stumble, collide, crash

to make fight, to turn people/animals against each other, to cause to go to war, to cause to collide or bump into

frightened, alarmed, distressed

to be frightened, alarmed, distressed

to grieve, sigh, be distressed, to whine

to be afraid, distressed, disturbed, upset

secret, hidden, concealed; disordered, distressed

to not like something, to hate or be displeased with something

regret, sorrow, sadness (تأسف سره وايم -- “I hate to say it”)

to hate, dislike, resent

to loath, detest, dislike, hate, be disgusted by

to despise, hate, hold a grudge

moire, having and undulating appearance, pattern, or texture

desiring or aspiring to something

paternal, ancestral, that which is taken on or inherited from the family

putting a hot brick or something else on a sore spot

consensus, agreement; unanimous decision or opinion by theologians; assembly; congregation, council

hostility

relationship (of family, cousins, usually through grandparents), similarity; enmity, rivalry, hostility

hostility, aversion, dislike, abhorrence

pull, stretch, traction; furrowing, plowing??; difficulty, concern, trouble; pulled, dragged; distorted; dash; hostility, dispute

animosity, hostility; stubbornness, willfulness, obstinacy