HUMAN BODY STATES

• Alive
  • Pregnant state
  • Awake or aware state
  • Sleep
  • Comatose or vegetative state
  • Mother state
  • sick state
• Dead

• मृ –  मारयति(kill) , मृ – मरति(die) , हन् - हन्ति(kill)
• सृज -(create) , उत् - उद्यत:(grow) , जन् - जायते(birth) ,
• ध्वृ - ध्वंसति(destroy) , नश् - नाशयति(perish)
• क्षर्(perish) , क्षि - क्षयति(decay)
• वास्(live) , जीव् – जीवति(live)

• पुष्(nourish)
• चूल्यती(cook) , पच् – पचति(cook)

Improvement of what is thus brought forth; either

Peculiar to the Young; implying that more then ordinary tenderness to be used towards things in that state, ‖ whether more general: or that which is proper to viviparous Animals.

• FOTION, cherishing, foster, foment, brood, Incubation, hatching.
• LACTATION, giving suck, suckle,

• Antecedent; ‖ the taking in of sutable and sufficient aliment: or the fit∣ting of this aliment by fermentation.
  • FEEDING, living upon, Aliment, Food.
  • DIGESTING, Concoction, put over.
• Consequent from the
  • Vnion of the Aliment to the body: and its improving thereby.
    • NOURISHING, Nutrition, maintain, Nutriment.
    • GROWING, come up, increase, improve, thrive, Spring, Proficient
  • Vnion: or disunion, of the Body and Soul.
    • LIVING, Life, quick, alive, enliven, vivifie, revive, survive. vital, Resurrection.
    • DYING, Death, dead-ly, mortal, fatal, dy, decease, depart, expire, give up the ghost, defunct, kill, slay, mortifie, dispatch, Slaughter, Mortality, capital.

Primary and more general; denoting the making: or unmaking of a thing; the motion towards a new form: or from the precedent form; styled

• GENERATION, get, beget, procreate, propagate, breeding, engender, Gene∣sis.
• CORRVPTION, Dissolution, consume•tion.

• Secondary and more particular; relating unto the
  • Conveying, or receiving in that first matter which is to be formed into an a∣nimate Body.
    • IMPREGNATION, beget, pregnant, breeding, teeming, conceived, get with child, big, great with child, or egg.
    • CONCEPTION, with child, Superfetation.
  • Bringing forth what hath been thus conceived; either in due time: or too soon.
    • PARTURITION, Bearing, Birth, Nativity, bringing forth, travail, groning, in labour, lying in, Child-birth, ea•ing, farrowing, kindling, foling, whelping, deliver, Midwife, brought to bed, cry out, lay egg.
    • ABORTION, miscarry, Mischance, cast young, Castling, untimely birth, Slink, still-born.