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starch water |
Noun
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water containing boiled rice starch |
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masked dancer |
Noun
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a masked performer in the Krishna Janmashtami dance |
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spoiledness |
Noun
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the state or process of becoming arrogant or spoiled |
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wiggling |
Noun
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the act or process of wiggling or swaying |
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be upholstered |
Verb
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to be covered or encased in a material |
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be encased |
Verb
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covered or encased with a protective layer |
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be overlaid |
Verb
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covered with a layer of material |
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intoxicated-eyed |
Adjective
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having eyes intoxicated or languid with passion |
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spring season |
Noun
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the season of spring |
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madhuparka |
Noun
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a ritual offering made of honey, ghee, sugar, and water |
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Middle Paleolithic |
Noun
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the period characterized by the use of Mousterian hand axes |
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Middle East |
Noun
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the region spanning from Iran to Egypt |
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sweet-sounding |
Adjective
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pleasing to the ear |
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innermost thoughts |
Noun
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inner intentions or deepest desires |
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halwa |
Noun
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a sweet, soft dish made from semolina or flour, ghee, and sugar |
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be liked |
Verb
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to be pleasing or acceptable to the heart |
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Celosia cristata |
Noun
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a medicinal plant species |
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my |
Pronoun
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belonging to oneself |
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fatal disease |
Noun
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a lethal or terminal illness |
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to be sprained |
Verb
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to be caused to suffer a sprain |
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mridangam |
Noun
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a traditional drum instrument |
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cause to rub |
Verb
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to cause to rub or massage |
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vital spot |
Noun
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a vulnerable part of the body where injury can be fatal |
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disciplinary action |
Noun
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the act of correcting someone through physical punishment |
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dry fruits |
Noun
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assorted dried fruits and spices |
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cause to expend |
Verb
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to cause to be spent or destroyed |
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be caressed |
Verb
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to be stroked or caressed |
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last day of the month |
Noun
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the final day of a solar month |
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sweet-toned |
Adjective
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having a sharp and sweet tone |
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planetary period |
Noun
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a major period of planetary influence in one's life |
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Vernonia cinerea |
Noun
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a medicinal plant species known as Sahadevi |
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Rudra |
Noun
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a fierce form of Lord Shiva representing the destroyer |
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funeral priest |
Noun
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a Brahmin who accepts offerings made in the name of the deceased |
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dead of night |
Noun
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the period of approximately two muhurtas after midnight |
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serious illness |
Noun
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a severe or major disease |
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great war |
Noun
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a large-scale battle or conflict |
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butter tree |
Noun
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a tree with white flowers and edible fruit similar to chiuri |
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parents' home |
Noun
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the parental home of a married woman |
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dried ginger |
Noun
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dried ginger root |
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Vaisakha |
Noun
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the first month of the Hindu solar calendar |
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Mother Goddess |
Noun
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a group of sixteen goddesses worshipped during auspicious rituals |
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maternal cousin |
Noun
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the son of one's maternal uncle |
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mental worship |
Noun
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worship performed entirely through mental contemplation without external rituals |
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web of illusion |
Noun
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the entangling web of worldly illusion or attachment |
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Vedantin |
Noun
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a follower of the doctrine of illusion or non-dualism |
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lowlands |
Noun
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the southern plains or lowland region |
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Maldives |
Noun
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an island nation located in the Indian Ocean |
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Malneta |
Noun
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a well-known market town in Salyan district |
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month-end |
Noun
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the final day of a month |
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fine rice |
Noun
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a high-quality variety of paddy or its rice |