palanquin with two poles carried by two men, open palanquin

perish your goods for life, for honor life

very lovely, very sweet, beloved, a piece of heart

deadly foe, mortal enemy

money for life, one should sacrifice money to save life

deadly foe, mortal enemy

a burden of the life (a person or thing), feeling heavy with responsibility, troubles of the life

to be a loser in either way

a very hazardous or life-threatening undertaking or task

said when one's life is safe but apparatus is gone

deadly foe, mortal enemy

mortal enemy

friend, familiar, an acquaintance

troublesome person or thing

verbal altercation, a mutual quarrel, a heated argument, having a dispute

be bent upon killing or murder, hound one to death