to be persuaded, agree, consent (object: none) | to be persuaded, agree, consent (in approaching a legal document, usually coupled with ⲟⲩⲱϣ) (object: none) | to agree, consent with s.o. | to listen to, obey, be persuaded by s.o. | to be persuaded, agree, consent with s.o. about s.th. | to be persuaded, sure, convinced of s.th. (object: content) | to be persuaded, agree, consent to s.th. | to be persuaded, agree, consent to do s.th. | to agree with s.o. to do s.th., to obey s.o. and do s.th. (object2: action agreed upon) | to be persuaded that, agree with, consent to s.o. doing s.th. | to persuade, appeal to s.o. | to persuade, appeal to s.o. about s.th. | to persuade, appeal s.o. to do s.th. (object2: purpose clause) | to persuade, appeal to s.o. that (object2: dependent statement) | to persuade, appeal to s.o. by means of, with recourse to s.th. | to let s.o. come to an agreement, to bring about an agreement (between two parties) | to satisfy s.o. with s.th. (object2: an oath sworn in a church) | to satisfy s.o. with s.th. | to seduce s.o. | to believe in, trust in s.ο. | to believe in, trust in s.th. | agreement, consent
to change, make alterations (specific sense unclear)
to illuminate, shine (object: none) | to illuminate...
to be persuaded, agree, consent (object: none) | to be persuaded, agree, consent (in approaching a legal document, usually coupled with ⲟⲩⲱϣ) (object: none) | to agree, consent with s.o. | to listen to, obey, be persuaded by s.o. | to be persuaded, agree, consent with s.o. about s.th. | to be persuaded, sure, convinced of s.th. (object: content) | to be persuaded, agree, consent to s.th. | to be persuaded, agree, consent to do s.th. | to agree with s.o. to do s.th., to obey s.o. and do s.th. (object2: action agreed upon) | to be persuaded that, agree with, consent to s.o. doing s.th. | to persuade, appeal to s.o. | to persuade, appeal to s.o. about s.th. | to persuade, appeal s.o. to do s.th. (object2: purpose clause) | to persuade, appeal to s.o. that (object2: dependent statement) | to persuade, appeal to s.o. by means of, with recourse to s.th. | to let s.o. come to an agreement, to bring about an agreement (between two parties) | to satisfy s.o. with s.th. (object2: an oath sworn in a church) | to satisfy s.o. with s.th. | to seduce s.o. | to believe in, trust in s.ο. | to believe in, trust in s.th. | agreement, consent
to transform, transfigure s.o. (object:reflexive)
to neglect, overlook, disregard