to summon; to beckon; to call (often used figuratively for duty or country)

to wake someone up; to rouse; to call someone to consciousness

to call out to someone; to shout a name

to call someone to come forward; to send for or call out to someone

To stir up or call forth a response or feeling, such as attention, conscience, or memories; to waken the masses to action.

To tell someone what to do or send them on errands; to treat someone like a servant.

(of an animal or bird) to make a sound, such as barking, chirping, or crowing

to call the wind and summon the rain; describes having magical powers or being able to control the forces of nature

to call out again and again; to urge or invite many times

to call; to summon; to hail someone

to call out or shout in a loud voice

to shout or call out loudly; to yell

to exercise magical powers; used figuratively to describe someone who has great influence or who stirs up trouble

to invite and call someone many times; to request someone's presence over and over again

servant or maidservant employed in a household

To address one another as brothers to show closeness or intimacy

to be called; to be known as

to be called; to be referred to as

percussion instruments or sound-making devices used by itinerant street peddlers, barbers, or craftsmen to attract customers; particularly common in northern China

to shout or call aloud

to shout in vain or engage in empty talk