What is the difference between these Japanese words?

[MACKEYBOY]

1) saigoni and yatto- finally

2) sasu and sosogu- to pour

3) yappari and kekkyoku- after all

4) hokori and jiman- pride

5) sugoku, zettaini and zuibun- extremely

Thanks in advance!

 

[nice gaijin]

lastly vs. finally
sosogu is pour, I'm not sure why sasu has that definition, maybe when it's used in a compounded verb? Not used by itself for "pour," to my knowledge
as I thought vs. in the end
pride vs. boast
zuibun is like a formal version of sugoku, which is used often colloquially. zettaini is more like "defnitely"

 

[MACKEYBOY]

lastly vs. finally
sosogu is pour, I'm not sure why sasu has that definition, maybe when it's used in a compounded verb? Not used by itself for "pour," to my knowledge
as I thought vs. in the end
pride vs. boast
zuibun is like a formal version of sugoku, which is used often colloquially. zettaini is more like "defnitely"

Thank you!