Negative adverb used before verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs to indicate negation; also used as a bound-form prefix to form terms with opposite meanings

to cry, chirp, crow, or sing (referring to birds, animals, or insects)

Used between clauses to show a logical result or consequence, often translated as "then", "in that case", or "consequently".

(bound form) to stop; to cease; to end

Used to show that as soon as one action or situation happens, another follows immediately.

to cry, chirp, crow, or sing (referring to birds, animals, or insects)

astonishing; amazing; alarming; to surprise or shock people