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cause to run |
Verb
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to cause someone or something to run |
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loamy soil |
Noun
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a type of fertile, sandy-clay soil |
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exchange marriage |
Noun
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a marriage arrangement involving the exchange of brides between families |
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fort commander |
Noun
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the chief officer or commander of a fortress |
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castellan |
Noun
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the governor or warden of a castle or fort |
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locally-made |
Adjective
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produced in Dumja |
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distillation vessel |
Noun
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a container used for collecting liquor during distillation |
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white jasmine |
Noun
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a tree-blooming flower that is white like milk |
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Duryodhana |
Noun
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the eldest son of Dhritarashtra and a Kuru king killed in the Mahabharata war |
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ill intent |
Noun
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a malicious or harmful objective |
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harsh words |
Noun
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speech that is stinging or bitter to the heart |
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evil intent |
Noun
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a wicked or malicious attempt |
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to be milked |
Verb
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to be subjected to the process of milking |
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female messenger |
Noun
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a woman who acts as a messenger |
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far-sighted |
Adjective
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one who considers future consequences; a visionary |
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prayer room |
Noun
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a room designated for worshipping deities |
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in plain sight |
Adverb
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right before one's eyes; while being watched |
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city of gods |
Noun
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the city of the gods; Amaravati |
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apsara |
Noun
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a celestial nymph or courtesan of the gods |
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devarshi |
Noun
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a sage among the gods, such as Narada, Atri, or Marichi |
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devout person |
Noun
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a person who is consistently devoted to religion |
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wild citrus |
Noun
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a type of wild citrus fruit |
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civil case |
Noun
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a legal case concerning transactions, inheritance, or similar matters |
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abode of gods |
Noun
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the realm where gods reside; heaven |
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divine tree |
Noun
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a celestial or divine tree |
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deity image |
Noun
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an idol or statue of a deity |
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King of gods |
Noun
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the king of the immortals; Indra |
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divine worship |
Noun
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worship, rituals, or sacrifices performed to please the gods |
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returnee |
Noun
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a person who has returned after living or working abroad |
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revered person |
Noun
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a person held in high reverence |
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bodhi tree |
Noun
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sacred fig tree |
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doors |
Noun
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multiple entrances or portals |
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daily allowance |
Noun
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extra daily payment for official travel outside one's jurisdiction |
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divinely-caused |
Adjective
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caused by a deity |
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gambling throw |
Noun
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a specific gambling throw with two cowries facing up |
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make sick |
Verb
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to cause to become ill |
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oscillated |
Adjective
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swung or moved back and forth |
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two-layered |
Adjective
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having two layers or folds |
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pregnancy craving |
Noun
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intense cravings experienced by a pregnant woman |
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convicted |
Adjective
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legally proven guilty of a crime |
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tridosha |
Noun
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three bodily humors of wind, bile, and phlegm |
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border-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to a boundary or border area |
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land revenue office |
Noun
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a historical land revenue office for private estates during the Rana regime |
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inspection tour |
Noun
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official tour for inspection and supervision |
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divine being |
Noun
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a divine or sacred place |
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fast-moving |
Adjective
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moving at a high speed |
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two-armed |
Adjective
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having two arms |
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Dwarka |
Noun
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the ancient city of Dwarika |
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to feel hesitant |
Verb
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to experience hesitation |
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to feel shy |
Verb
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to feel bashful or shy |