to receive, to take, to accept...

tip, gratuity, alms

to be able to receive, to be able to take, to be able to accept...

(received) present, gift

(received) present, gift

crying in sympathy, infectious crying

adopted child, foster child

receiver, recipient

having one's baby nursed by another woman, wet-nursing, breast milk received from another woman

sympathy vomiting, vomiting due to the sight or the smell of another person's vomit

catching fire (from a neighbouring house on fire)

adopted daughter

taking a bath in another's home

crying in sympathy, infectious crying

beginning to laugh because others are laughing, being smitten by (infectious) laughter

traffic accident for which the other side is at fault

adopted son

beggar, sty (on the eyelid)

to get, to be given

receiving a gift or favor without giving or doing anything in return

to see (a doctor, etc.), to consult (someone)

to see (a doctor, etc.), to consult (someone)

slow and steady wins the race, there is luck in the last helping