| excipio | Latin | to be approached by, have another planet come into aspect |
| 〈coniungo〉 ‘to be in aspect with’ | Latin | to be in aspect with , to join |
| 〈respicio〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect |
| 〈radiatione pulsor〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect |
| 〈testimonium perhibeo〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect |
| 〈copulatio〉 ‘aspect’ | Latin | aspect |
| 〈intueor〉 ‘to be in aspect with’ | Latin | to be in aspect with |
| 〈aspicio〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect |
| 〈radiatione percutio〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect |
| 〈radiatione convenio〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect |
| 〈testimonium commodo〉 ‘to be in favorable aspect’ | Latin | to be in favorable aspect |
| 〈radiis orno〉 ‘to be in favorable aspect’ | Latin | to be in favorable aspect |
| 〈radio〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect , to be radiant |
| 〈attestor〉 ‘to be in aspect’ | Latin | to be in aspect |
| 〈𓍇𓏌𓅱𓁹〉 nw ‘to be in aspect with’ | Egyptian | to look , to behold , to be in aspect with |
| 〈ἐπιβλέπω〉 epiblepō ‘to be in aspect with’ | Greek | to be in aspect with |
| 〈βλέπω〉 blepō ‘to be in aspect with’ | Greek | to be in aspect with |
| 〈θεωρέω〉 theōreō ‘to observe’ | Greek | to observe , to be in aspect |
| 〈ἐπισεύω〉 episeuō ‘to approach’ | Greek | to approach |