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supernatural power |
Noun
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the supernatural ability of Buddha to know the past, present, and future and read others' minds |
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administrative office |
Noun
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a historical administrative office for local legal disputes and tax collection |
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wealthy person |
Noun
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a wealthy or affluent individual |
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Sunday |
Noun
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the first day of the week |
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presented |
Adjective
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offered, dedicated, or given as a donation |
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Bodhisattva |
Noun
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an enlightened being in Buddhism |
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menstruating |
Adjective
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experiencing menstruation |
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vanquished |
Adjective
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defeated or overcome |
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renunciate |
Adjective
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having renounced worldly desires |
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be thrown |
Verb
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to be cast or flung forcefully |
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you |
Pronoun
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a respectful term of address for a person |
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to the best of one's ability |
Phrase
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to the extent of one's capacity |
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oh my |
Interjection
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an exclamation of surprise, fear, or shock |
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passed |
Adjective
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having successfully completed an examination |
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be twisted |
Verb
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to be turned or twisted |
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mythological figure |
Noun
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a legendary character who is the son of Brihaspati |
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snappingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a sharp snapping sound |
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betrothal gift |
Noun
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a gift exchanged to finalize a marriage agreement |
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admitted |
Adjective
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having acknowledged or confessed |
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Butea monosperma |
Noun
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the flame-of-the-forest tree or its flower |
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which |
Pronoun
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what or which one |
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Garuda |
Noun
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the mythical king of birds |
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in one gulp |
Adverb
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in a single swallow or mouthful |
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herding |
Noun
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the act or process of herding livestock |
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spilling |
Noun
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the act or manner of spilling something |
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betel quid |
Noun
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a prepared bundle of betel leaf |
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parsing |
Noun
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the process of analyzing the grammatical structure of a sentence |
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Arjuna |
Noun
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the third of the five Pandava brothers |
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become clear |
Verb
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to become intelligible or clearly understood |
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sky-dweller |
Noun
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a celestial body, bird, or deity that moves through the sky |
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demoness |
Noun
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female demon or wife of an asura |
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revolving |
Adjective
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continuously spinning or dizzying |
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rotating |
Adjective
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continuously spinning or dizzying |
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Shesha |
Noun
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the serpent deity Shesha |
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early morning |
Noun
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time shortly after sunrise or before sunset |
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bindi |
Noun
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a small, shiny, concave decorative mark worn on the forehead |
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person in charge |
Noun
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a person in a position of primary authority or responsibility |
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tugging |
Noun
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the act of pulling hair painfully |
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gulp down |
Verb
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to swallow soft food without chewing |
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be oppressed |
Verb
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to be subjected to oppression |
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Jupiter |
Noun
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the planet Jupiter as one of the nine celestial bodies |
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weeding |
Noun
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the act of removing weeds and mounding soil around plants |
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earthenware pot |
Noun
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a small clay pot |
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village headman |
Noun
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a local village leader or influential person |
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be cheated |
Verb
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to be deceived or swindled |
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matted hair |
Noun
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tangled or matted hair |
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commander-in-chief |
Noun
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the supreme military commander during the Rana regime |
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yajnopavita |
Noun
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a sacred thread worn by Brahmins and other castes after initiation |
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astrological yoga |
Noun
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an astrological calculation to determine the legitimacy of a newborn |
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wobbliness |
Noun
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the state of being unsteady or wavering |