a descriptive epithet or phrase, a noun-adjective

baa-qaa'ida

relative

relationships

dancing-saloon, ball-room, a room or hall for dramatic performances, a theatre

grandson, daughter's son or daughter

dwarfish, short

relation, relationship, tie, kinship, alliance, affinity

relationship, kinship

relationship

clear, obvious

faculty of speech

husband

ruin, destroy

a dancer

bore an animal's nose and thread a string in it, bring (someone) under subjection or control, dominate, govern, Metaphorically: to control, bring under control, make compliant

dramatic performance, play, drama, pantomime, comedy, theatre

relationship

A poem based on a kind of legendary story which has four parts, most of the characters belong to the royal family and they have an excess of female characters and dances and music

granddaughter, daughter's daughter

artificial, show off

relatives

polymorphic, pretender, dramatist, actor

sever relations or ties, breaking a relationship, ending a relationship

The place or house where the play is staged, theater