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burning sensation |
Noun
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a stinging sensation caused by hunger, thirst, or heat |
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crestfallenly |
Adverb
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in a manner showing shame, helplessness, or disappointment |
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hundred billion |
Noun
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the number one hundred billion |
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land revenue |
Noun
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land granted to officials in lieu of salary |
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to be mashed |
Verb
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to be caused to be mashed or crushed |
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additional tax |
Noun
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tax exceeding the standard rate |
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authorization letter |
Noun
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written document granting legal authority to perform an action |
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bylaws |
Noun
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set of rules governing the conduct of parliamentary or organizational events |
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crops |
Noun
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agricultural produce or harvest |
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dramatic device |
Noun
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dramatic technique used to heighten logic for conveying specific ideas |
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anusvara |
Noun
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diacritic mark indicating nasalization in a syllable |
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oral tradition |
Noun
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information passed down through generations by word of mouth without a verifiable source |
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be bewildered |
Verb
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to be confused or bewildered |
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deposited |
Adjective
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kept as a security deposit or trust |
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historical site |
Noun
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historical location situated in the Arghakhanchi district of Nepal |
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thrown away |
Adjective
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discarded or cast aside |
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substanceless |
Adjective
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lacking essence or substance |
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instructed |
Adjective
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given an order or commanded |
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first day of the lunar fortnight |
Noun
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first day of the lunar fortnight |
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forest dweller |
Noun
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person living in the forest |
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book cover |
Noun
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protective outer paper or binding of a book |
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nadi |
Noun
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first of the three primary energy channels in the body, located on the left side |
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be extracted |
Verb
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to be pulled out or uprooted |
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leavings |
Noun
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remnants of food left after eating |
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increaser |
Noun
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one who increases or promotes growth |
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Upanishad |
Noun
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philosophical text representing the final part of the Vedas dealing with spiritual knowledge |
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come loose |
Verb
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to become detached or unfastened |
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make stand |
Verb
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to cause someone or something to stand |
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turn upside down |
Verb
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to be positioned head-down and feet-up |
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assembled |
Adjective
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gathered together in one place |
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be stirred |
Verb
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to be stirred or agitated |
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this side |
Noun
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the area nearby or this direction |
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taking shelter |
Noun
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the act or process of seeking shelter |
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to be folded |
Verb
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to be caused to fold or collapse |
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poor thing |
Interjection
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an expression of sympathy, pity, or compassion |
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how much |
Adjective
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to what extent or degree |
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Mount Meru |
Noun
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a legendary golden mountain in mythology |
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vibrating |
Adjective
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shaking, trembling, or vibrating |
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lotus seed |
Noun
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the seed of a lotus plant used as food |
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to be severed |
Verb
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to be caused to be cut or severed |
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bitter gourd |
Noun
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a bitter, ridged vegetable grown on vines |
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hectic activity |
Noun
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intense busyness during a major event or task |
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master poet |
Noun
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a preeminent or master poet |
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great poet |
Noun
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a lion among poets or a great poet |
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wish-fulfilling tree |
Noun
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a mythical tree that grants all desires |
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hair clip |
Noun
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a small device used to hold hair in place |
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ceremonial gift |
Noun
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a ceremonial gift of yogurt sent by the groom's side to the bride's |
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shackles |
Noun
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metal restraints for the hands or feet |
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Kamadhenu |
Noun
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a mythical cow that fulfills all wishes |
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killing time |
Noun
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the act of passing time or whiling away the day |