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(v.) breed, multiply; cause

(n.) data and information

(n.) aptitude, natural endowments

(n.) seed

(n.) juniors, children

(n.) descendants, offspring

(v.) call oneself, claim to be (by oneself)

(adj.) at one's own expense

(adj./v.) conceited, arrogant; take responsibility

(n.) handwriting

(v.) self-managed, look after oneself

(v.) stand on one's own feet, support oneself

(phr.) strive unremittingly, self-improvement

(adv.) naturally, automatically

(n.) nature, natural world

(adj./adv.) unobstructed, smoothly, freely

(phr.) from beginning to end

(v.) deliver oneself to the police

(n.) calligraphic style; typeface; font

(v.) defend oneself; self-defence

(idiom.) be self-contradictory

(adv.) by oneself, of oneself

(n.) wording, word, character

(idiom.) believe oneself infallible, be opinionated, consider oneself always right, think too much of oneself

(v.) blame oneself

(n.) autonomous region

(n.) self-respect

(char./m.) ancestor; clan; (academic) sect, school; model, great master; measure word for matter, loan, etc. |...

(adj.) (short form for) variety shows

(n.) total sum, total amount, gross

(v.) take a panoramic view of the situation in context, to get full appreciation of, survey comprehensively

(adv.) even if, even though

(v.) cooperate secretly, indulge

(n.) depth (of a battlefield or terrain)

(phr.) (of an actor in opera performance) to go from one end of the stage to the other without stopping; (fig.) to do...

(n.) tendency, trend

(adj.) no way out, at an impasse, at a dead end

(phr.) make a detour, take a wrong path

(v./n.) move towards, head for; run, trend

(v.) prove effective, be successful, do execution