an interjection used to emphasize a request or express exasperation

a period of seven days; a week

A loanword used as a common farewell greeting.

to pay a visit; to call on

to feel intense admiration, respect, or devotion for a person or entity

to wish someone a Happy New Year

to worship a deity or pay homage at a shrine, temple, or tomb

to kneel and bow with joined hands at forehead level as a sign of religious devotion or extreme respect

a chapel or church building, especially one used for Protestant worship

George Byron (1788-1824), English poet

to pay a formal visit or meet one's senior or superior

to read (respectfully)

To meet with or pay a visit to, especially in a diplomatic context.

to formally become an apprentice to a master

to worship; to pray (esp. in a regular religious gathering at a church or mosque)

to offer sacrifice (to one's ancestors)

to yield submissively or be captivated by someone's charms or power

to kneel and bow low as a sign of deep respect or in religious worship

to worship Buddha

to worship money or be excessively obsessed with material wealth

to pay formal homage or make customary deferences to a sovereign or superior

to pay respects or homage at a monument, mausoleum, or sacred site

to enter into a ritualized, non-biological sibling relationship through a formal oath or ceremony

to worship or admire someone or something with extreme or blind devotion

Dubai (Taiwan usage)

Tuesday

to admit defeat gracefully, acknowledge someone else's superiority, or willingly accept an inferior position

Relating to the art, architecture, or characteristic style of the Byzantine Empire.

to bow down low, kneel, or perform a formal act of obeisance as a sign of respect or submission

to bow in salute; to kowtow

to burn incense and worship Buddha

congratulate an elderly person on their birthday or offer traditional birthday felicitations

ritual kneeling to heaven and earth by bride and groom in a traditional wedding ceremony

to call on someone to pay one's respects

the ritual kneeling by the bride and groom in a traditional Chinese wedding ceremony

(formal) to take leave of someone; to bid farewell

a deep and formal bond of friendship between people who have pledged to treat each other as brothers, traditionally sealed with a ritual