there is; there are; to exist; to occur or happen

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

to correct errors or put something right; to break a bad habit

Used only in the object position to refer to a person or thing already mentioned, meaning "him", "her", "it", or "them".

to not have; there is no; lack; (as prefix) non-; un-; -less

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

to increase; to augment; to enlarge; to intensify

(bound form) to exert oneself; to make a great effort; to strive for