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| all of a person’s ancestors; one’s past family |
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| to stop and stubbornly refuse to move or act; to hesitate due to reluctance |
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| a series of events that occur regularly in definite order; to pass through or move in a cycle |
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| confused, blurry state of mind 2. to confuse, shock, or stun |
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| to thin down or weaken by mixing with water or another liquid |
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| to disturb, worry, or trouble, especially by continued attacks or through constant annoyance |
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| that cannot be thought of, imagined, or believed |
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| neither good or bad; ordinary |
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| stubbornly sticking to one’s opinions; unreasonably sure that one’s own opinions are correct |
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| a place where one can find safety or shelter, also, the safety found there 2. a place where birds and animals are protected from hunters 3. the part of a church or temple used for worship |
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| to shine in an unsteady manner; to gleam faintly |
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| devoted to and fond of study; devoted to gaining knowledge |
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| strong and solid; more than average; large; real or actual |
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| very careful to avoid danger; cautious |
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