grains, cereal, ration

provisions, stock, food

meal, food

rotten, stale, not fresh, left-over (food)

to make flow, to spill (blood etc.), to send regularly (ie. food, provisions)

cooking, preparation of food; wisdom, maturity

to eat

to eat, to bite

to pound, beat (a heart etc.), crackle, crack, creak; to worry, torment oneself, to eat one's heart out

to eat, chew, make munching or smacking noises while chewing; to roar (of a lion etc.)

to gulp, chomp down, eat with gusto

family, children, household, kin

dowry, bride price, bride's household goods

household goods

family, wife and children, household, kin

family, household