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according to rule |
Adverb
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in accordance with established rules or procedures |
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Yajna |
Noun
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one of the five great sacrificial rituals |
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this very |
Pronoun
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this very one or this exact person |
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this and that |
Phrase
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this and that; various things |
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like this |
Adverb
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in this manner or of this kind |
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caterpillar fungus |
Noun
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a medicinal fungus found in high altitudes |
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Eurasia |
Noun
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the combined landmass of Europe and Asia |
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great yogi |
Noun
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a supreme master of yoga |
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master yogi |
Noun
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a supreme master of yoga |
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ceasefire |
Noun
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the act of stopping an ongoing conflict |
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Yoga philosophy |
Noun
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the study or science of yoga |
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endowed with |
Adjective
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equipped with or containing something |
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possessed of |
Adjective
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equipped with or containing something |
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creative power |
Noun
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the divine power of creation |
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statement of accounts |
Noun
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a detailed record of financial accounts |
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be colored |
Verb
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to have color applied to something |
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be dyed |
Verb
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to have color applied to something |
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to be distracted |
Verb
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to be made to lose focus or be diverted |
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blood-stained |
Adjective
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covered entirely in blood |
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drive hard |
Verb
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to force someone to work very hard |
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to cause to cook |
Verb
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to cause someone to cook food |
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attendance sheet |
Noun
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a book for recording the presence of students or employees |
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tributary river |
Noun
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a tributary of the Teesta river |
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petty king |
Noun
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a ruler of a small territory |
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goddess of war |
Noun
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a fierce goddess of the battlefield |
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heroic warrior |
Noun
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a soldier who fights with great courage |
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caretaking |
Noun
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the act of looking after or maintaining something |
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to slip |
Verb
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to slide or slip |
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Rajput |
Noun
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a member of the Kshatriya caste from the Rajputana region |
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rabi crop |
Noun
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a crop harvested in the winter season |
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aesthetic enjoyment |
Noun
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experience of aesthetic pleasure |
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Rasa theory |
Noun
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literary theory considering emotional essence as the soul of poetry |
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transfer order |
Noun
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official document issued as proof of travel for a transferred employee |
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mercurial medicine |
Noun
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medicine prepared with mercury or metallic ash |
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means of subsistence |
Noun
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method of sustaining life |
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heatwave |
Noun
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hot wind or scorching air |
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honorary title |
Noun
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honor or title bestowed by a king |
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government employee |
Noun
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person appointed to government service |
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government official |
Noun
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person employed in government service |
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royal sage |
Noun
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person who is both a king and a sage |
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government service |
Noun
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service performed while holding a government position |
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system of government |
Noun
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system or method of governance |
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jequirity bean |
Noun
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red seed with a black spot used as a unit of weight |
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beautiful face |
Noun
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attractive or pleasant countenance |
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Radha |
Noun
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daughter of Vrishabhanu and beloved of Krishna |
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national language |
Noun
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primary language used by the majority and in government administration |
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be emptied |
Verb
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to become empty or depleted |
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creditor and debtor |
Noun
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individuals who are lenders and borrowers |
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to be cooked |
Verb
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to be caused to cook |
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lowing |
Noun
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act or process of cattle lowing |