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be caught |
Verb
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to be caused to be seized or captured |
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another man's wife |
Noun
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the wife of another man |
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great sage |
Noun
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a supreme sage or great seer |
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veena |
Noun
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a musical instrument with seven strings |
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notifier |
Noun
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one who disseminates information widely |
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examined |
Verb
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caused to be scrutinized or assessed |
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papad |
Noun
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a thin, crisp, disc-shaped snack |
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Bhima |
Noun
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a legendary hero from the Mahabharata |
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viaticum |
Noun
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provisions or money taken for a journey |
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ritual items |
Noun
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items used for ritual worship |
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be ground |
Verb
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to be crushed or pulverized into powder |
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maternal home |
Noun
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a woman's parental home |
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pine needle |
Noun
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the leaf of a pine tree |
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puri |
Noun
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a deep-fried round flatbread made from wheat flour |
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priestly duties |
Noun
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the professional duties of a priest |
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be coated |
Verb
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caused to be covered with a layer of paint or plaster |
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started |
Adjective
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having been initiated or commenced |
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morning ritual |
Noun
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daily religious duties performed at dawn |
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morning routine |
Noun
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daily activities performed at dawn |
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tempted |
Adjective
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strongly enticed or lured by desire |
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sacred food |
Noun
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food offered to a deity and distributed to devotees |
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Prakrit |
Noun
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an ancient vernacular language derived from Sanskrit |
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legal practice |
Noun
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the professional work of a lawyer in court |
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sweet words |
Noun
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pleasant or sweet speech |
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rhyming word |
Noun
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a word used primarily for its rhyming quality |
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to be puffed up |
Verb
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to be made to feel conceited or puffed up |
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Mimusops elengi |
Noun
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a tropical evergreen tree known for its fragrant flowers |
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submarine fire |
Noun
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a mythical fire believed to exist within the ocean |
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fodder plant |
Noun
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a type of plant used as animal feed |
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sixty-second |
Adjective
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the ordinal number corresponding to sixty-two |
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'-ist |
Noun
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suffix denoting a person fond of or addicted to a specific thing |
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sacred ash |
Noun
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consecrated ash used in religious rituals or by ascetics |
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Britain |
Noun
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the country of Great Britain |
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retching |
Noun
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the act or process of retching |
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Buddhism |
Noun
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the religion founded by the Buddha |
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Shakti |
Noun
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the supreme divine feminine energy or primordial power |
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stammering |
Noun
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the act or manner of speaking with a stutter |
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if |
Conjunction
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a conditional particle used to form hypothetical clauses |
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worldly attachment |
Noun
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the cycle of worldly existence and its entanglements |
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Mrigashira |
Noun
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the lunar mansion known as Mrigashira |
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fawn-eyed |
Adjective
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having eyes as beautiful as those of a deer |
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rajasic |
Adjective
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characterized by the quality of passion or activity |
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reins |
Noun
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the straps used to control a horse |
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amorous gesture |
Noun
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gestures or movements performed to incite sexual desire |
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calendar era |
Noun
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a calendar era based on the Manjushri astrological tradition |
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discussable |
Adjective
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worthy of or requiring critical examination and analysis |
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Vedanga |
Noun
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any of the six auxiliary disciplines of the Vedas |
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good company |
Noun
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association with wise, virtuous, or righteous people |
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principal and interest |
Phrase
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the total amount of principal and accrued interest |
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fanning |
Verb
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to create a breeze using a fan or similar object to relieve heat |