used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
in a state of sleep
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
AWAKING
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From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
inflected form of “awake” — stop sleeping
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
BAKÁWALÍ
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From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
sloping land (especially the slope beside a body of water)
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
BEENauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
bodicenounUS /ˈbɑːdɪs/
part of a dress above the waist
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
BRETHRENnounUS /ˈbreðrən/
(plural) the lay members of a male religious order
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
make by combining materials and parts
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
cherishedadjectiveUS /ˈtʃerɪʃt/
characterized by feeling or showing fond affection for
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
combverbUS /koʊm/
straighten with a comb
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
couchnounUS /kaʊtʃ/
an upholstered seat for more than one person
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
inflected form of “cry” — utter a sudden loud cry
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
DEMONnounUS /ˈdiːmən/
an evil supernatural being
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
unlike in nature or quality or form or degree
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
DISCLOSESverbUS /dɪˈskloʊzɪz/
third-person singular of “disclose” — make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
discovered or determined by scientific observation
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
DISCOVERSverbUS /dɪˈskʌvərz/
third-person singular of “discover” — discover or determine the existence, presence, or fact of
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
DISGUISEDadjectiveUS /dɪsˈɡaɪzd/
having its true character concealed with the intent of misleading
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
A series of thoughts, images, or emotions during sleep.
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
put on clothes
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
United States actor (born in Ireland); father of Georgiana Emma Barrymore (1827-1862)
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
the cardinal compass point that is at 90 degrees
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
EXCHANGEDadjectiveUS /ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒd/
changed for (replaced by) something different
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
FAIRIESnounUS /ˈferiz/
plural of “fairy” — a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powers
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
firmly closed or secured
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father)
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
a plant cultivated for its blooms or blossoms
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
destroyed or killed
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
of behavior that is impressive and ambitious in scale or scope
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
inflected form of “grow” — pass into a condition gradually, take on a specific property or attribute; become
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
a covering for the body (or parts of it) consisting of a dense growth of threadlike structures (as on the human head); helps to prevent heat loss
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
HASauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
HEARSverbUS /hiːrz/
third-person singular of “hear” — perceive (sound) via the auditory sense
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
any place of complete bliss and delight and peace
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
a male sovereign; ruler of a kingdom
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
location near or direction toward the left side; i.e. the side to the north when a person or object faces east
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
Letauxiliary verbUS /let/
used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
prefer or wish to do something
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
any art that invokes supernatural powers
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
a particular point in time
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
in the historical present; at this point in the narration of a series of past events
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
a nonmetallic bivalent element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless nonflammable diatomic gas; constitutes 21 percent of the atmosphere by volume; the most abundant element in the earth's crust
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading “O Heaven!” cried she, “is it a dream or the effect of magic?
(often plural) a command given by a superior (e.g., a military or law enforcement officer) that must be obeyed
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
have ownership or possession of
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
a large and stately mansion
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
detected by instinct or inference rather than by recognized perceptual cues
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
characterized by feeling or showing fond affection for
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
a male member of a royal family other than the sovereign (especially the son of a sovereign)
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
PRINCE'SnounUS /ˈprɪnsɪz/
possessive form of “prince” — a male member of a royal family other than the sovereign (especially the son of a sovereign)
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
The daughter of a monarch; a female member of a royal family.
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
put into a certain place or abstract location
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
the act of physically reaching or thrusting out
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
go or come back to place, condition, or activity where one has been before
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
sound loudly and sonorously
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
any of many shrubs of the genus Rosa that bear roses
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
Identical; not different.
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
try to locate or discover, or try to establish the existence of
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
work done by one person or group that benefits another
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
SETSnounUS /sets/
plural of “set” — a group of things of the same kind that belong together and are so used
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
SEXESnounUS /ˈseksəz/
plural of “sex” — activities associated with sexual intercourse
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
inflected form of “steal” — take without the owner's consent
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
plural of “take” — the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
THIEFnounUS /θiːf/
a criminal who takes property belonging to someone else with the intention of keeping it or selling it
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
go to see a place, as for entertainment
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
inflected form of “go” — change location; move, travel, or proceed, also metaphorically
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
at the time that
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
in or at the place that
From this reading When she awoke she fastened her bodice, put her dress in order, drew the comb through her hair, and went to the lake where grew her cherished Rose.
which person or people
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
the form of “who” used as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Let us now return to Bakáwalí, whom we left asleep on her beautiful couch.
in the company of; together with
From this reading BAKÁWALÍ, ON AWAKING, DISCOVERS THAT HER ROSE HAS BEEN STOLEN, SETS OUT IN SEARCH OF THE THIEF DISGUISED AS A MAN, AND TAKES SERVICE WITH THE PRINCE’S FATHER, THE KING OF THE EAST—THE FAIRIES BUILD A GRAND PALACE FOR THE PRINCE, LIKE THAT OF BAKÁWALÍ—THE KING HEARS OF THE NEW PALACE—STORY OF THE PRINCESS AND THE DEMON WHO EXCHANGED SEXES—THE PRINCE’S FATHER AND BRETHREN, WITH BAKÁWALÍ (DISGUISED), VISIT HIM AT HIS PALACE, AND HE DISCLOSES HIMSELF.
inflected form of “wear” — be dressed in
From this reading On reaching the bank she discovered that the precious flower was gone, and at the same moment perceived that she wore a different ring from her own.
