person of talent
official standing
proper noun, proper name
scientific term, scientific
technical term
common noun
noun; term
famous general
identification
name
name; to be called
famous work
glory, fame, reputation
safety razor
table-knife
card-shaped knife
knife; switch
nominal
famous physician
onomatology
the naming of the group as Frontier
a sharp knife
razor
disconnector
coulter
small knife with sharp-pointed handle
little card-shaped knife
chopper, sticker, sticking knife
jungle-knife
pocket-knife
medicinal root slicer, apothecary’s chopper
chopping-knife
trowel
a blunt knife
penknife, pocket-knife
rumor
scalpel
burin
two-edged or double-edged sword
dagger, poniard
voltage fluctuations
bush-whacker
oscilloscope
paring knife, machete
to shake, swing, oscillate, vary, waver, fluctuate
amplitude, oscillation
alternator
folding knife
graver, burin
fairy-land
cleaver, jungle-knife
oscillogram
paper-knife
to wear jewelry
rather flexible
wrinkled, puckered
lace, point-lace
cinnamon
to move south
bottom of one’s heart, depths of one’s feelings
to move, transfer, displace, commute
bottom of a lake
genetics
bottom of the sea
king’s last will
base, bottom, foundation; jute; to banish, exile
posthumous writing
to move to leave behind, crush with feet by rubbing
to migrate, emigrate, evacuate
matastasis
last instructions, last message, last recommendation
sequela
move (more or less in terms of position), alter somewhat
archaeological site
to entertain one’s mind
will, testament
entertain, divert
to migrate, colonize, immigrate; immigrant
bones, remains
posthumous manuscript
to migrate to the United States
to emigrate to England
mortal remains, genotype
relics, remains
gene
cultural legacy
heritage, history, legacy
last words, last will
last will
make (cause) trouble for the coming generations
to bring misfortunes on
hand down a posthumous resentment
aftermaths
relic
acclimatize (a plant)
bequeath
to evacuate