all, every, everyone, the whole

all, the whole, everyone

us

my, mine

ours, mine, our, of us

us, to us

us only

a group of African languages including ancient Egyptian and Berber, a long-headed race of the North especially North-East Africa

confirmation, ratification, assurance, assent, consent, promise

wood

a desert without water

here, in our region, country, society, family or environment

a kind of fragrant drug and perfume

meadow reserved for one's own cattle, where others' cattle are not allowed to graze

بَگھی گھوڑے کے ساز میں دو چوبی یا آہنی خَمدار قُلّابے

unity of perception, belief that the universe has a distinct existence from God

all wise, all knowing, having great knowledge, knowledgeable, omniscient

universal, all comprising

omniscience

Full time (employee etc.).

everything is ‘He’, which implies that God is reflected in everything, pantheism

every time, all time

all-embracing nature, universality

humans or animals beings whose offspring are born like them, because they have only one pair of heredity in terms of traits