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Kamadeva |
Noun
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the god of love |
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beautiful woman |
Noun
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a woman with beautiful limbs or auspicious features |
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rhetorical figure |
Noun
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a rhetorical figure where the object of comparison is compared to itself |
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backbiting |
Noun
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the act of speaking ill of others behind their backs |
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intense heat |
Noun
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intense heat or scorching sunlight |
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water pot |
Noun
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a metal vessel with a narrow neck and bulging belly used for drinking water |
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lotus-eyed |
Adjective
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having round eyes resembling a lotus |
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offered |
Adjective
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given as an offering or donation |
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in front of |
Preposition
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positioned directly ahead or in the presence of |
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produced |
Adjective
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brought into existence or manifested |
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mourning period |
Noun
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a period of ritual impurity observed by relatives following a birth or death |
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yajna |
Noun
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one of the five great ritual sacrifices |
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Mahadeva |
Noun
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a name for the deity Shiva |
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emerged |
Adjective
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having come out or descended from a place |
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that |
Pronoun
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a third-person singular pronoun referring to a distant object |
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ouch |
Interjection
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an exclamation used to express pain or mimicry |
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indicated |
Adjective
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mentioned or pointed out |
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coming and going |
Noun
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the act of moving back and forth |
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swallowing |
Noun
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the act or process of gulping down food |
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alms bowl |
Noun
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a begging bowl used by ascetics or monks |
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mashing |
Noun
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the act of crushing or mashing something |
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expelled |
Adjective
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removed or excluded from a position, place, or boundary |
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well-built |
Adjective
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physically attractive and robust |
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tormenting |
Adjective
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causing suffering or distress |
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literary style |
Noun
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a literary style characterized by heroic, fierce, or terrifying themes |
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to be torn |
Verb
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to undergo the process of being torn |
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felling |
Noun
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the act of cutting down trees or clearing land |
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be beaten |
Verb
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to be subjected to physical striking |
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fish trap |
Noun
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a woven basket used for trapping fish |
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be chased |
Verb
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to be pursued or driven away |
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trousers |
Noun
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a type of girls' trousers with gathered cuffs between the knee and ankle |
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stuff oneself |
Phrase
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eating until the throat is full or stuffing oneself to capacity |
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to be pushed |
Verb
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to be subjected to being pushed |
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shimmering |
Noun
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the act or state of shimmering |
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flattening |
Noun
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the act or process of making something flat |
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circumambulation |
Noun
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the act of moving around a sacred object or place |
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forced labor |
Noun
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voluntary labor that can be beneficial if used properly but risks exploitation |
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sacred place |
Noun
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a holy site such as a river, pond, or temple visited by devotees for worship |
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bursting |
Adverb
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in a manner of rapid, successive firing of guns or cannons |
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heart-rending |
Adjective
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causing great pain or sorrow |
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great man |
Noun
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a heroic or great person |
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wringing |
Noun
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the act of wringing or squeezing out liquid |
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along with |
Preposition
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together with or accompanied by |
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be gathered |
Verb
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to be collected or gathered together |
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debt-free |
Adjective
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having no outstanding debts or obligations |
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worship materials |
Noun
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items used for the worship of deities, specifically rice grains and sacred leaves |
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God of Death |
Noun
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the deity responsible for death |
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fainting |
Noun
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a state of fainting or swooning due to intense emotional distress |
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displaced |
Adjective
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removed or driven away from a place |
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poetic meter |
Noun
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a specific poetic meter consisting of one nagana, two raganas, one short syllable, and one long syllable |