sit

bridge of the nose to break

to be afflicted with tenesmus, to suffer from dysentery

to sit secluded in a temple or mosque, abstaining from worldly affairs, and engaging in devotional exercises, to retire from the world

to ascend a thorn

become hoarse

'the joints to fit in', to succeed in an affair

to be blind

become incapacitated, defeated

bring one down with oneself

squat

be impressed on mind

to sit idle at home

manners, etiquette

be a constant companion, be apprenticed to, learn manners from

pass blood (as from haemorrhoids)

be successful

hide inside, intrude somewhere

demolish of house due to heavy rain or flood, (poets links with intense weeping and wailing as metaphors)