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king of gods |
Noun
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ruler of the gods, Indra |
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celestial nymph |
Noun
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celestial female or divine nymph |
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to be teased |
Verb
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to be subjected to teasing or provocation |
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barren land |
Noun
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unproductive or barren agricultural land |
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dilly-dallying |
Noun
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habit of delaying or procrastinating due to reluctance |
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released |
Adjective
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set free or liberated |
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Sheshanaga |
Noun
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the primordial serpent deity |
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in one go |
Phrase
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all at once or in a single instance |
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alluvial land |
Noun
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land located along a riverbank |
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karana |
Noun
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one of the eleven astrological divisions of a lunar day |
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Prajapati |
Noun
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a famous progenitor of mankind in the Svayambhu Manvantara |
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Shukracharya |
Noun
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the preceptor of the demons |
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how |
Adverb
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in what manner or by what means |
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poetic device |
Noun
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a literary quality used to evoke aesthetic beauty through figurative representation |
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twigs |
Noun
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small sticks used by crows for building nests |
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Vyasa |
Noun
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the sage who authored the Mahabharata |
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capital city |
Noun
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the capital city of the ancient kingdom of Kishkindha in southern India |
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to be bent |
Verb
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to be caused to curve or bend |
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to be broken |
Verb
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to be caused to break into pieces |
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gurglingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a gurgling sound while rinsing the mouth |
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clattering |
Noun
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the act or sound of rattling |
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to be stripped |
Verb
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to be caused to be peeled or stripped |
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crinkling |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a crinkling or rustling sound |
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trickling |
Adverb
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in a manner of grains falling or pouring out |
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to be shoved |
Verb
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to be caused to be pushed or shoved |
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rote learner |
Noun
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a person who learns by rote memorization |
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dragged |
Adjective
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pulled or dragged along |
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be mixed |
Verb
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to be blended or stirred together |
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chakra |
Noun
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a circular weapon associated with Lord Vishnu |
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ruddy shelduck |
Noun
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a species of waterfowl known as the ruddy shelduck |
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Vedic scholar |
Noun
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one who has mastered all four Vedas |
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consecrated water |
Noun
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water used to bathe a deity or idol |
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stinging sensation |
Noun
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a sharp, pricking sensation |
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concerning |
Adjective
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causing worry or anxiety |
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be swindled |
Verb
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to be deceived or swindled by someone |
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barracks |
Noun
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a permanent or temporary military camp |
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thorny shrub |
Noun
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a thorny plant with round fruits at the tips of its thorns |
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dreadlocks |
Noun
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matted hair worn by ascetics or yogis |
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Sita |
Noun
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the daughter of King Janaka |
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birth chart |
Noun
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an astrological chart showing the positions of planets at birth |
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wedding procession |
Noun
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a procession of people traveling to fetch or bring home a bride |
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Varuna |
Noun
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the Hindu deity of water |
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water source |
Noun
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a stream or flow of water originating from a source |
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opportune moment |
Verb
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to have an auspicious time or favorable moment for a journey or task |
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butting |
Verb
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to fight or clash using horns, beaks, or pushing |
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shreds |
Noun
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shredded or crumbled fragments of an object |
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plucking |
Adverb
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in a manner of plucking something quickly or easily |
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bloated |
Adjective
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excessively swollen or bloated |
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pecking |
Noun
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the act of striking with a beak |
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boundary stone |
Noun
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a stone marker used to delineate a boundary |