Labeled and labelled is past tense and past participle form of "label," meaning to attach a tag or description to something. The spelling differs depending on region.

Although polymathist is informally used to mean polymath, polymath is the correct and accepted form of the word in formal dictionaries. A polymath is an individual who possesses a wide range of knowledge and expertise in various subjects or fields of study.

"Beleive" is a misspelling of "believe," a verb that means to accept something as true or to have confidence or trust in the existence, truth, or reliability of something or someone.

"Incriminatingly" is not a standard English word, while "incriminating" is an adjective that can be used to modify a noun.

"Priviledge" is a misspelling of "privilege," a noun that refers to a special advantage, right, or benefit that is granted to or enjoyed

"Burm" is a misspelling of either "berm" or "burn." It can also be an abbreviation or misspelling of Burmese.

"Absense" is a misspelling of "absence," which is a noun that refers to the state of not being present or the condition of being away or not existing.

"Assesment" is a misspelling of "assessment," which is a noun that refers to the process of evaluating, examining, or appraising something or someone

"Warewolf" is a misspelling of "werewolf," which is a mythical creature or folkloric being that is often depicted as a person who can transform into a wolf, or a hybrid creature with both human and wolf characteristics