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inner world |
Noun
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the internal world or inner realm |
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inner life |
Noun
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the internal life or subjective experience |
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mental world |
Noun
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the world of the mind |
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inner sound |
Noun
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internal sound or subtle resonance within a manifest sound |
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inner conflict |
Noun
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state of mental indecision or internal conflict |
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inward-looking |
Adjective
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absorbed in internal spiritual matters rather than the external world |
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doab |
Noun
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a tract of land situated between two rivers |
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translated |
Adjective
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rendered into another language |
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pulling back |
Phrase
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the act of pushing something backward |
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fortnight of the ancestors |
Noun
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the fortnight of the waning moon in Ashoj dedicated to ancestral rites |
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resigned |
Adjective
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having withdrawn from a position, responsibility, or duty |
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ritual bath |
Noun
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a ritual bath performed during mourning or funeral rites |
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boisterous laughter |
Noun
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uncivilized or boisterous laughter |
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non-possessiveness |
Noun
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the practice of not accepting anything beyond what is essential for survival |
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bereaved mother |
Noun
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a woman whose children have died or who is unable to bear living children |
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unsubmitted |
Adjective
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not yet proposed or submitted |
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ill fortune |
Noun
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bad luck or unfortunate destiny |
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self-glorification |
Noun
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the act of considering oneself superior and boasting to others |
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assaulting |
Adjective
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characterized by attacking or striking |
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summoned |
Adjective
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invited or called upon |
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Spondias pinnata |
Noun
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a plant with pinnate leaves and sour fruits similar to hog plums |
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hog plum tree |
Noun
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a tree bearing sour fruits similar to hog plums |
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isolating language |
Noun
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a language in which words do not undergo morphological changes |
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Gauri |
Noun
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the goddess Parvati |
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dried mango powder |
Noun
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powder made from dried slices of raw mango |
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securing |
Noun
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the act of securing the loose ends of a rope to prevent unraveling |
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fire-drill |
Noun
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a wooden tool used to generate fire for Vedic rituals |
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Calophyllum inophyllum |
Noun
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the Alexandrian laurel tree |
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malefic influence |
Noun
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an astrological indication of misfortune or evil |
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Crataegus |
Noun
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a hawthorn tree |
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finance secretary |
Noun
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high-ranking official responsible for government financial policy and administration of the finance ministry |
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revenue court |
Noun
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a civil or income tax court |
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semantic change |
Noun
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process by which a word shifts from its original meaning to a new one |
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civil litigation |
Noun
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dispute or legal case concerning property or financial transactions |
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hemistich |
Noun
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half of a poetic verse or stanza |
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wild buffalo |
Noun
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a wild water buffalo |
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to feel lazy |
Verb
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to experience a lack of motivation or desire to work |
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bhante |
Noun
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a Buddhist monk |
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brick-burner |
Noun
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a person whose profession is firing bricks or tiles |
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unrotted |
Adjective
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not decayed or decomposed |
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indeclinable |
Adjective
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not changing form or inflection in grammar |
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Ujjain |
Noun
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one of the seven sacred cities of Hinduism |
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inspectable |
Adjective
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worthy of being observed or inspected |
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Avesta |
Noun
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the primary sacred scripture of Zoroastrianism |
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Prakriti |
Noun
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the primordial nature or source of the universe in Samkhya philosophy |
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unutilized |
Adjective
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not put into practice or use |
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Ultimate Reality |
Noun
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the supreme cosmic spirit or absolute truth |
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hippology |
Noun
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a treatise on horses attributed to Shalihotra |
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veterinary science |
Noun
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the study of horse treatment and examination |
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unaspirated |
Adjective
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pronounced with little breath or effort |