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tipcat |
Noun
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a small wooden stick used in the game of tipcat |
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cause to forget |
Verb
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to cause someone to lose memory of something |
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United Kingdom |
Noun
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the United Kingdom |
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forgetting |
Noun
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the act or process of forgetting |
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resting |
Noun
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the act of resting or taking a break |
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poisonous mushroom |
Noun
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a yellow-stemmed, round, inedible mushroom that grows on the ground |
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bael leaf |
Noun
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the leaf of the wood apple tree |
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boondi |
Noun
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a sweet made of small, corn-sized fried batter drops with a flavor similar to jalebi |
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husband and wife |
Noun
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a married couple |
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niece-in-law |
Noun
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a woman married to a younger male relative such as a nephew |
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gram flour |
Noun
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flour made from ground chickpeas |
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to be rolled |
Verb
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to undergo the process of being flattened with a rolling pin |
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to have wrapped |
Verb
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to be caused to be wound or coiled |
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subsistence farmer |
Noun
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a farmer who must purchase food because their own harvest is insufficient |
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turmeric-colored |
Adjective
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yellow like turmeric |
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wood apple tree |
Noun
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a thorny tree with trifoliate leaves and white flowers, often used in Shiva worship, or its round fruit |
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to be wrapped |
Verb
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to be wrapped or coiled |
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fainted |
Adjective
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in a state of unconsciousness or fainting |
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Bodhi tree |
Noun
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the sacred fig tree |
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make speak |
Verb
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to cause someone to speak |
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study of the Vedas |
Noun
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the study and teaching of the Vedas, one of the five great sacrifices |
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Brahma marriage |
Noun
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a Vedic marriage rite where a bride is gifted with clothes and jewelry to a groom of the same caste but different lineage |
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cannabis user |
Noun
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a person addicted to consuming cannabis |
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female jester |
Noun
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a female jester or entertainer |
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to make someone swear |
Verb
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to cause someone to take a vow or swear an oath |
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bha |
Noun
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the twenty-fourth consonant of the Devanagari alphabet |
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lump in the throat |
Noun
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a constriction in the chest caused by intense grief or sorrow |
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brahmachari |
Noun
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a person who observes the vow of celibacy and lives in the stage of a student |
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digging vigorously |
Adverb
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in a manner of digging that removes large chunks of earth |
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choked up |
Noun
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a lump in the throat caused by overwhelming joy or deep sorrow that prevents speech |
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to stutter |
Verb
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speak with involuntary pauses or repetitions |
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to stammer |
Verb
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speak with involuntary pauses or repetitions |
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Vedic studies |
Noun
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study and teaching of the Vedas |
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groaning |
Noun
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act of making a deep, inarticulate sound of pain or distress |
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moaning |
Noun
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act of making a deep, inarticulate sound of pain or distress |
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bubblingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of boiling over like milk or water |
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swollenly |
Adverb
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in a manner causing swelling or puffiness |
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cause to buzz |
Verb
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cause to produce a buzzing or humming sound |
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make hum |
Verb
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cause to produce a buzzing or humming sound |
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cause to fill |
Verb
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cause to be filled |
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fear-dispelling |
Adjective
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protecting from or removing fear |
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hiring |
Noun
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act of appointing people to a position or job |
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Bharatavarsha |
Noun
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one of the nine divisions of the earth, traditionally ruled by King Bharata |
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prominent person |
Noun
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a respected or distinguished individual |
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customs office |
Noun
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government office that collects duties on imported and exported goods |
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act of helping |
Noun
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act or process of doing good for others |
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ocean of existence |
Noun
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the metaphorical ocean of worldly existence |
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Bhartrihari |
Noun
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a legendary king of Ujjain who became a poet and yogi |
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incinerating |
Adjective
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causing something to be reduced to ashes |
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oblique form |
Noun
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the oblique grammatical form of a word |