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Gujarati |
Adjective
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relating to the Gujarat region of India |
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magic pill |
Noun
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mythical pill granting invisibility or travel |
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talismanic pill |
Noun
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mystical pill believed to possess supernatural powers |
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smoke hookah |
Verb
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to smoke a hookah with a bubbling sound |
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guna |
Noun
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one of the three fundamental qualities of nature in yogic philosophy |
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chunks |
Noun
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many small and large lumps |
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cause to pass |
Verb
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to cause to pass through or undergo |
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crouchingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of sitting shyly or huddled in a narrow space |
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puckeredly |
Adverb
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in a manner of being wrinkled or puckered |
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Hedychium spicatum |
Noun
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a plant with garlic-like leaves and yellow-centered white flowers |
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three gunas |
Noun
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the three fundamental qualities of nature: sattva, rajas, and tamas |
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gunyu |
Noun
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a traditional Nepali skirt-like garment |
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traditional dress |
Phrase
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a traditional Nepali dress consisting of a skirt and blouse |
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smartly dressed |
Adjective
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well-dressed or dapper |
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to cause to think |
Verb
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to cause someone to contemplate or think |
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be stifled |
Verb
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to be suffocated or stifled |
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elders |
Noun
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a group of respected elders, parents, or teachers |
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evil counsel |
Noun
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advice given to incite someone to do something bad |
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household deity |
Noun
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a deity worshipped daily within the home |
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be knitted |
Verb
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to be knitted |
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be woven |
Verb
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to be woven |
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guardian deity |
Noun
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a deity worshipped in cattle sheds for the protection of livestock |
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be gorged |
Verb
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to be gorged or stuffed |
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be sullen |
Verb
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to be sullen or sulky |
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object of sense |
Noun
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an object perceptible by the senses |
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sensory object |
Noun
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a subject of sensory perception |
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forktail |
Noun
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a type of bird found near streams |
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domestic strife |
Noun
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strife or conflict within a household |
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mucus-covered |
Adjective
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covered in or full of mucus |
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short person |
Noun
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a short or stout person |
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stick game |
Phrase
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a game where players attempt to knock down others' sticks to win them |
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worthy of protection |
Adjective
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deserving of protection or preservation |
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Tinospora cordifolia |
Noun
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a medicinal climbing plant with heart-shaped leaves and yellow flowers |
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to be pricked |
Verb
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to be pierced or poked |
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milking pail |
Noun
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a vessel used for milking cows |
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householder stage |
Noun
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the second of the four stages of life involving family and household duties |
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daubed |
Adjective
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smeared or coated with cow dung |
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gopichandan |
Noun
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a yellow clay found in Dwarka used by Vaishnavas for applying tilak |
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Gurkha |
Noun
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a term used by foreigners to refer to Nepalis in recognition of their bravery |
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spiritual practice |
Noun
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a task or activity designed by Gorakhnath to focus the mind |
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white person |
Noun
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a person of fair complexion from Europe or America |
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Gorakhnath |
Noun
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a prominent yogi and saint |
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mysteriousness |
Noun
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the state or quality of being mysterious or hidden |
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tight spot |
Noun
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a difficult, narrow, or inaccessible place |
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wedding knot |
Noun
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the tying of garments during a wedding to signify a close bond |
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planetary alignment |
Noun
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the relative position of celestial bodies |
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devoured |
Adjective
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eaten or swallowed |
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grass-cutter |
Noun
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a woman who cuts grass for a living |
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stalks |
Noun
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the remaining stalks of fodder after leaves have been eaten by livestock |
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undercutting |
Noun
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the act of reducing prices or bids in competition with others |