booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-01.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	him	Noun	UNKNOWN	1	1188	Elbryan's father had assured him that Wyndon boys were normally late in sprouting.
3	back	Verb	UNKNOWN	2	791	The spirit had come back to Corona encased in obsidian!
4	them	Noun	UNKNOWN	3	579	The men were expected back any day, and Elbryan meant to meet them and lead their procession into the village.
5	monk	Noun	UNKNOWN	4	485	Again the young monk could only shrug helplessly, wanting to know but afraid to know.
6	down	Verb	UNKNOWN	5	456	A thin crack ran down the center of the obsidian sarcophagus.
7	stone	Noun	UNKNOWN	6	444	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
8	away	Adverb	UNKNOWN	7	418	The boy looked away, angry at himself for allowing such feelings.
9	goblin	Noun	UNKNOWN	8	412	The wicked goblins certainly, so full of anger and greed, so delighting in murder and war.
10	way	Noun	UNKNOWN	9	412	Gradually a smile found its way back onto her face, her dimples showing the slightest blush of red.
11	turn	Verb	A2	10	357	Its thoughts turned from its enemies to those it would summon as minions.
12	elf	Noun	UNKNOWN	11	336	Juraviel didn't have to look Tuntun's way to know her pose, for the obstinate elf struck it often.
13	right	Adverb	A2	12	334	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
14	hard	Adjective	A2	13	325	Olwan Wyndon told the tale again in full to the gathering, trying hard not to embellish it.
15	long	Adjective	A2	14	306	Elbryan and Pony lingered long by the corpse, studying it intently.
16	young	Adjective	UNKNOWN	15	304	Earlier that year, at the beginning of summer, some of the younger children had snagged a badger in a noose.
17	other	Adjective	UNKNOWN	16	294	Panic hit him, wrestling hard with a jumble of other emotions that Elbryan did not understand.
18	head	Noun	UNKNOWN	17	281	Pony sighed, too, and shook her head as if to show her ultimate frustration with adults.
19	giant	Noun	UNKNOWN	18	265	Pony shrugged, not willing to discount the possibility of giants, not after viewing a dead goblin.
20	side	Noun	UNKNOWN	19	248	Immediately a pair of mugs came up into the air from the side of the room.
21	foot	Noun	UNKNOWN	20	247	Realizing she hadn't been hit by anything, she put her feet back under her and ran on.
22	arm	Noun	UNKNOWN	21	234	Jilseponie moved first, a single, tiny step, her arm reaching out helplessly.
23	against	Adjective	B1	22	226	Pony squeezed in tight between two buildings and put her head against a wall.
24	own	Adjective	A2	23	222	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
25	word	Noun	UNKNOWN	24	216	Pony spoke the words again, under her breath.
26	sword	Noun	UNKNOWN	25	212	Even as the goblin began to turn, Elbryan's sword came down hard on its head.
27	such	Adverb	UNKNOWN	26	211	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
28	far	Adjective	UNKNOWN	27	211	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
29	reply	Verb	UNKNOWN	28	207	The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions.
30	behind	Adjective	UNKNOWN	29	206	The new class of twenty-five stood one behind the other.
31	good	Adjective	UNKNOWN	30	206	The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit.
32	centaur	Noun	UNKNOWN	31	201	Elbryan turned a wry gaze on the centaur.
33	realize	Verb	B1	32	200	The object on the fourth shoulder pole, each man realized, would be enough to get the lesson across.
34	master	Noun	UNKNOWN	33	199	Without a word, the tall master stalked from the room.
35	tree	Noun	UNKNOWN	34	197	It moved nimbly from branch to branch, crossing over to nearby trees with barely a whisper.
36	world	Noun	A2	35	194	All the world seemed still, not a bird calling, not a whisper of wind.
37	soon	Adjective	A2	36	186	The snicker was soon gone, but the smile remained, all the wider for the sight.
38	great	Adjective	UNKNOWN	37	186	A grinding sound, the great gates sliding open, brought the young man from his contemplations.
39	well	Adverb	UNKNOWN	38	185	The dactyl's ears were pointed as well, poking up about the demon creature's thin tuft of black hair.
40	indeed	Adverb	UNKNOWN	39	184	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
41	ground	Noun	UNKNOWN	40	184	Elbryan prodded the ground with the tip of his sword.
42	perhaps	Adverb	UNKNOWN	41	184	It wouldn't matter, she quickly reminded herself, and perhaps this way, defenseless, the end would come more quickly.
43	creature	Noun	UNKNOWN	42	182	For the demonic creature in the cave, such questions hardly mattered.
44	dactyl	Noun	UNKNOWN	43	181	By sheer will and brute strength, the dactyl flexed its wings.
45	human	Noun	UNKNOWN	44	180	Its head, too, was somewhat human, except more angular, with a narrow jaw and pointed chin.
46	wall	Noun	UNKNOWN	45	180	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
47	moment	Noun	B1	46	178	Then she turned and skipped off, and was startled a moment later when Elbryan jumped out in front of her.
48	last	Adjective	UNKNOWN	47	178	How many decades, even centuries, had passed since its last visit to Corona?
49	end	Verb	UNKNOWN	48	174	Stubborn to the end, he stabbed again as hard as he could, then closed his eyes.
50	line	Verb	UNKNOWN	49	163	There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.
51	fight	Verb	UNKNOWN	50	163	To where his parents were fighting, to where Pony had run.
52	fast	Adjective	A2	51	162	That relief fast transformed into a sinking feeling as Elbryan realized the meaning of this creature's positioning.
53	under	Adjective	UNKNOWN	52	162	Pony spoke the words again, under her breath.
54	body	Noun	UNKNOWN	53	161	The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit.
55	fear	Noun	B1	54	160	That notion brought fear and Elbryan tried to pull away - and did break the hold long enough to catch his breath.
56	light	Verb	A2	55	159	The texture of its skin was rough and thick, an armored hide, reddish in hue and shiny, as if lit by its own inner glow.
57	nod	Verb	UNKNOWN	56	159	Elbryan shrugged and nodded down the road to the north, then led the girl off at a swift pace.
58	low	Adjective	A2	57	156	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
59	thing	Noun	UNKNOWN	58	154	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
60	small	Adjective	UNKNOWN	59	153	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
61	explain	Verb	A2	60	151	The mysteries of stone magic could not be explained away by human desires of control and order.
62	himself	Noun	UNKNOWN	61	151	Dinoniel himself had come into this cave after the beast, had skewered the dactyl...
63	high	Adjective	UNKNOWN	62	148	The place was not bright, having only a handful of tiny windows set high up on the tall walls.
64	magic	Noun	UNKNOWN	63	148	Of course he knew of the Ring Stones, the heavenly gifts to St.-Mere-Abelle, the source of all the magic in the world.
65	here	Noun	UNKNOWN	64	147	A trip line here, a disguised patch of slick mud on a corner there.
66	past	Noun	A2	65	145	Avelyn tried not to think of the reality of his position as the tower walls slipped past his descending form.
67	little	Adjective	A2	66	144	Goblins were little seen creatures; many considered them more myth than truth.
68	voice	Noun	B1	67	144	Pony recognized the frustration in his voice, though he did well to hide it.
69	something	Noun	UNKNOWN	68	144	Elbryan felt suddenly closer to the girl, as if they two had shared something very special and very private.
70	wide	Adjective	UNKNOWN	69	141	The snicker was soon gone, but the smile remained, all the wider for the sight.
71	father	Noun	UNKNOWN	70	141	Elbryan's father had assured him that Wyndon boys were normally late in sprouting.
72	suddenly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	71	140	Elbryan felt suddenly closer to the girl, as if they two had shared something very special and very private.
73	once	Adverb	UNKNOWN	72	140	Avelyn dropped his gaze once more, fearful of discipline should he be caught peeking out from under his hood.
74	point	Verb	UNKNOWN	73	139	The dactyl's ears were pointed as well, poking up about the demon creature's thin tuft of black hair.
75	smile	Verb	A2	74	138	Elbryan moved up to the comer of the next house, smiling for his cleverness, and peered around.
76	consider	Verb	B1	75	133	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
77	hit	Noun	B1	76	132	Realizing she hadn't been hit by anything, she put her feet back under her and ran on.
78	shoulder	Noun	UNKNOWN	77	132	The object on the fourth shoulder pole, each man realized, would be enough to get the lesson across.
79	near	Adjective	UNKNOWN	78	130	The village was not even walled, as earlier settlements near the Wilderlands had been, and the folk were not well armed.
80	along	Verb	UNKNOWN	79	130	From up here: St.-Mere-Abelle appeared as a thick and stretched snake, winding its way along the top of the sea cliff.
81	step	Verb	UNKNOWN	80	126	Jilseponie moved first, a single, tiny step, her arm reaching out helplessly.
82	deep	Adjective	UNKNOWN	81	125	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
83	bear	Verb	UNKNOWN	82	125	As if in a grotesque mockery of that hope, a goblin marched around that corner, bearing down on the girl.
84	village	Noun	UNKNOWN	83	124	Work in the village was at full pace, readying for winter.
85	next	Adjective	UNKNOWN	84	123	Elbryan moved up to the comer of the next house, smiling for his cleverness, and peered around.
86	pair	Noun	UNKNOWN	85	122	Immediately a pair of mugs came up into the air from the side of the room.
87	powrie	Noun	UNKNOWN	86	122	It was a powrie mannikin, Avelyn realized.
88	fly	Verb	UNKNOWN	87	118	Something tapped him on the shoulder, not hard at first, but then he was flying once more, sidelong this time.
89	old	Adjective	UNKNOWN	88	118	The younger children came out in a mob, swarming around the older pair.
90	powries	Noun	UNKNOWN	89	117	It wasn't lost on Juraviel, though, for the elf had battled the fierce, evil powries many times over the centuries.
91	star	Verb	UNKNOWN	90	117	All eyes turned to Kristeena, a girl of ten who always seemed to be staring at Elbryan.
92	dark	Noun	UNKNOWN	91	116	Yes, the dark vibrations were running strong through the stone.
93	group	Noun	UNKNOWN	92	116	Pony's first instincts were to try and join that battle group, but she quickly surmised that she would never get in.
94	alone	Adjective	UNKNOWN	93	113	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
95	course	Gerund	UNKNOWN	94	112	The elves, of course; had little trouble keeping ahead of him, silent and out of sight.
96	bow	Verb	UNKNOWN	95	111	The weight of his first kill descended upon him, bowing his shoulders, nearly driving him to his knees.
97	cry	Verb	UNKNOWN	96	111	Pony let out a cry, hurled one of her stones at the creature, and ran off.
98	dead	Adjective	UNKNOWN	97	110	Finally he stopped, realizing it was dead, that it could no longer hurt him.
99	sight	Noun	UNKNOWN	98	110	In the hollow of the twin pines, he had lost sight of his enemy - the first, and often fatal, mistake.
100	strong	Adjective	UNKNOWN	99	110	Pony dared to reach out then; the connection was too strong to let the moment pass.
101	force	Verb	B1	100	109	Now she remembered her training, forced herself to think clearly and concisely.