bossom – your breast, male and female, where you keep your heart, prsia
to breed – to raise pure-blooded animals, like horses or dogs, also (in poetry) to grow emotions, chovať
to chide – to criticize someone
to deface – to vandalize something, skresliť, rozmazať
glad – happy and content, especially related to situations. “I’m glad he’s dead.”
gladly – adverb of glad, to do something happily. “I slept in gladly.”
to grant – to allow, to give permission, usually by kings or judges, udeliť
an homage – any act done in memory of someone or their work, like when pop singers perform someone else’s song.
joy – intense happiness, when everything seems perfect. štastia
majesty – being impressive and great, used as a title for kings. “Your majesty”, vznešenosť, veličenstvo
mortal – human, destined to die, the opposite of immortal, smrteľný
to offend – to upset someone, either accidentally or on purpose, to speak out of place, uraziť
ragged – the same as tattered, used for clothes, possibly a really old dog or person.
to reel – to turn or spin suddenly, usually from shock, possibly falling over, natočiť
sacred – holy, blessed to or by God, svätý
shame – a sad feeling when you know you did something wrong, feeling guilty, stud, hanba
a sire – a father, also used as a title for kings, otec
to treasure – to love or value something or someone as a treasure, ceniť si ako poklad.
a (glass) vial – a little glass bottle, for perfumes and medicine, fľaštička.
vile – a horrible, mean-hearted person, despicable, evil, podlý, nizky, skazený, mrzký
to wail – to cry very loudly, like a group of grandmothers at a funeral. Some ghosts wail, kvíliť, nariekať
to weep – to cry, not so loud, but lots of tears, usually for a long time.
weary – tired, physically exhausted, usually also demotivated.
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