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hulling |
Noun
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the process or state of removing husks or creating residue |
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small terrace |
Noun
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a small, partial terrace in a field |
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spillingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of spreading out completely in one spill |
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tappingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of tapping, winnowing, or poking gently |
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be pleasing |
Verb
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to be found suitable or to be pleasing to someone |
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dustily |
Adverb
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in a manner that causes dust to fly |
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God of death |
Noun
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the Hindu deity of death |
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Lord of the Universe |
Noun
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the supreme creator and ruler of the world |
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secluded place |
Noun
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a remote or desolate location |
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grown-up |
Adjective
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fully developed or mature |
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medicinal root |
Noun
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roots or plants used for medicinal purposes |
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of that size |
Adjective
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having that specific size or quantity |
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fundamental rights |
Noun
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basic rights that citizens are entitled to |
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King Janaka |
Noun
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the legendary king of Mithila and father of Sita |
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social awakening |
Noun
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a state of public awareness regarding rights and interests |
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material world |
Noun
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the physical or inanimate world |
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public interest |
Noun
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actions performed for the welfare of the public |
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voluntary labor |
Noun
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labor contributed voluntarily by the public for a common cause |
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general secretary |
Noun
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the chief administrative officer of a department or organization |
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marriage procession |
Noun
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a group of people accompanying a groom to the bride's house for a wedding |
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mantra recitation |
Noun
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the silent or whispered repetition of a mantra |
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native place |
Noun
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the place where one was born |
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handloom cloth |
Noun
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coarse fabric woven on a handloom |
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Raksha Bandhan |
Noun
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the full moon day of Shravan when sacred threads are changed |
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ancestral land |
Noun
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the land where one's ancestors resided |
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shout of victory |
Noun
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a loud proclamation of victory |
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sudden movement |
Noun
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the act or tendency of encountering someone suddenly |
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Jarasandha |
Noun
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a legendary king of Magadha killed by Bhima |
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victory or defeat |
Noun
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the outcome of a conflict in terms of winning or losing |
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win or loss |
Noun
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the result of a struggle in terms of success or failure |
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victory flag |
Noun
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flag symbolizing victory |
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banner of victory |
Phrase
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emblem or banner signifying triumph |
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Jaya |
Noun
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one of the sixty years in the Hindu calendar cycle |
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heaven and earth |
Phrase
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the entire universe or extreme opposites |
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Syzygium cumini |
Noun
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a sweet, yellow-fleshed fruit with a brown seed |
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charanamrita |
Noun
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water used to wash the feet of a deity or revered person |
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water play |
Noun
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recreational activity involving swimming or splashing in water |
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Barleria prionitis |
Noun
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a medicinal plant species known as Barleria prionitis |
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yoni |
Noun
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a perforated vessel used to pour water over a Shiva linga |
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linga base |
Noun
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the base or receptacle for a linga that channels ritual water |
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blistered |
Adjective
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covered in fluid-filled blisters caused by heat or burns |
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aquatic life |
Noun
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living things or objects originating in water |
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sacred water |
Noun
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ritually pure water from a sacred river |
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rehydration |
Noun
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the process of restoring lost body fluids through medical intervention |
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water deity |
Noun
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a deity presiding over water, such as Varuna |
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water burial |
Noun
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the funeral rite of disposing of a corpse in a body of water |
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shying |
Noun
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the act or state of being startled or shying away |
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aquatic organism |
Noun
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any creature or object born or living in water |
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young adult |
Noun
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a fully grown, robust young man |
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jahallaksana |
Noun
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a type of figurative expression that partially retains and partially discards literal meaning |