conversation, discourse, oration

confer a title

titled

receive or be awarded a title

address, speak to or before

receive or be awarded a title

reproachful speech, rebukes, censures

oration, speech

the art of conveying one's ideas and objectives to others

rhetoric

one who sees mistakes, scilicet: God

a preacher, a public speaker or orator

affair, business, work, cause

speaker, one who addresses, preacher

asking or demanding a woman in marriage, contracting a marriage, marrying, betrothing

forgiver of faults and errors, forgiver of mistakes

words expressing censure or displeasure, angry words

Priest, one who addresses from pulpit, reciter of sermon

reciter of a ḵẖut̤ba

presidential address

woodpecker

read a sermon

a subterraneous granary, a store-house

agriculture, farming, husbandry, cropping

to prepare and work on (land) in order to raise crops, cultivate, till

even rejected things sometimes prove useful

give a sermon, address a gathering

a style of calligraphy in which the curved ends of the letters are segments of an oval