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cause to doze |
Verb
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to make someone fall into a light sleep |
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outstanding balance |
Noun
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an amount of money remaining unsettled or pending in accounts |
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place of articulation |
Noun
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the anatomical point from the lips to the throat where a sound is produced |
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incited |
Adjective
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provoked or stirred up to action |
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instigated |
Adjective
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incited or goaded into a state of agitation |
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that big |
Adjective
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of that size |
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as big as |
Phrase
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equal in size to |
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awakener |
Noun
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one who rouses or awakens |
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etymological theory |
Noun
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theory that words originate from their meanings |
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Samaveda |
Noun
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the Samaveda scripture |
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eastern mountain |
Noun
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the eastern mountain from which the sun rises |
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proclaimer |
Noun
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one who makes public announcements |
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mentioned |
Adjective
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stated or described |
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rise and fall |
Noun
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the process or state of rising and falling |
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Vedic study |
Noun
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the act of studying the Vedas with formal rituals |
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consulting room |
Noun
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a room where a doctor or practitioner provides medical services |
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metrical pattern |
Noun
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a specific metrical pattern combining Indravajra and Upendravajra |
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source material |
Noun
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the primary source or foundation of a literary work |
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minor task |
Noun
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a secondary task occurring during a main project |
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vice-chancellor |
Noun
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the deputy head of a university or academy |
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sacred thread ceremony |
Noun
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the sacred thread initiation ceremony |
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natural satellite |
Noun
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a celestial body orbiting a larger planet |
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compared |
Adjective
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compared or likened to something else |
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worthy of description |
Adjective
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worthy of being described |
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upameyopama |
Noun
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a type of simile where two objects are compared to each other interchangeably |
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sub-inspector |
Noun
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an official ranking below an inspector |
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to be germinated |
Verb
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to be caused to germinate |
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small lump |
Noun
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a small bump or lump |
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help to escape |
Verb
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to assist in escaping |
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to be boiled |
Verb
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to be subjected to boiling |
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follow-the-leader |
Phrase
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blindly following others |
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cause to vomit |
Verb
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induce vomiting |
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parboiled rice |
Noun
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rice grains boiled in the husk |
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vetiver |
Noun
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a fragrant grass with aromatic roots |
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occult power |
Noun
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supernatural power |
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Rigveda |
Noun
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the first of the four Vedas |
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same-caste |
Adjective
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belonging to the same social group |
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of the same caste |
Adjective
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of the same social group |
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one-meal |
Adjective
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eating only once a day |
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one-tusked |
Adjective
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having only one tusk |
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universal monarch |
Noun
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a sovereign ruler of the entire world |
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ritual meal |
Noun
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a single ritualistic meal |
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staringly |
Adverb
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gazing fixedly without blinking |
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fasting day |
Noun
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a day of fasting or restricted eating |
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along the edge |
Adverb
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along the margin or border |
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sixty-first |
Adjective
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the ordinal number sixty-one |
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shamaness |
Noun
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a female spiritual healer |
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female shaman |
Noun
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a woman who practices shamanism |
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one-meal-a-day |
Adjective
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consuming food only once daily |
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letter name |
Noun
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a mnemonic term for the letter 'ta' used in primary education |