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Sattvic |
Adjective
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endowed with the quality of purity or goodness |
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involuntary physical manifestation |
Noun
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involuntary physical reactions like sweating or shivering arising from emotional states |
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Sade Sati |
Noun
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a seven-and-a-half-year period of Saturn's transit in astrology |
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step-relationship |
Noun
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the state or condition of being a step-relative |
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step-kinship |
Noun
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the state or condition of being a step-relative |
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general meeting |
Noun
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meeting held for routine business rather than a specific purpose |
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tenured position |
Noun
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paid or unpaid position with a fixed term or duration |
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radish pod |
Noun
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seed pod of a radish plant |
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be irrigated |
Verb
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to be subjected to the process of irrigation |
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to cause to tuck |
Verb
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to cause something to be tucked or inserted |
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Sinja |
Noun
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variant spelling of Shinja |
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dried fish |
Noun
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variant spelling of dried fish |
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be trained |
Verb
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to be instructed or taught by someone |
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border inspection |
Noun
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inspection conducted to maintain the boundary line between two countries |
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cause to be sewn |
Verb
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to cause something to be stitched or sewn |
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whizzingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a whizzing or hissing sound |
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be smelled |
Verb
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to be made to smell something |
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be sniffed |
Verb
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to be made to sniff something |
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birth pollution |
Noun
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period of ritual impurity observed by relatives following a birth |
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fair price |
Noun
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price set appropriately according to cost |
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reasonable price |
Noun
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price charged at a fair or reasonable rate |
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wealthy woman |
Noun
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a woman who is wealthy |
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wife of a Subba |
Noun
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the wife of a Subba |
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right path |
Noun
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a good or virtuous path |
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subedarship |
Noun
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the rank, position, or duties of a Subedar |
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kind words |
Noun
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pleasant, good, or beneficial speech |
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Milky Way |
Noun
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the galaxy containing the solar system |
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court of first instance |
Noun
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a court of original jurisdiction |
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brick dust |
Noun
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powder made by crushing bricks |
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sewing session |
Noun
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an act or session of sewing |
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good governance |
Noun
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a welfare state where citizens enjoy facilities and comfort |
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straightening |
Noun
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the act or process of resolving or straightening out |
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unmarked measure |
Noun
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a traditional measuring vessel without an official seal |
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well-equipped |
Adjective
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fully equipped with all necessary items |
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sweetness of voice |
Noun
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the quality of having a melodious voice |
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health center |
Noun
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a facility for health services |
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burning glass |
Noun
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a glass lens that focuses light rays to generate heat or fire |
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application of heat |
Noun
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the application of heat or water to a body part for therapeutic effect |
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merchant's wife |
Noun
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the wife of a merchant |
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to cause to embrace |
Verb
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to cause someone to embrace |
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Sherpa |
Noun
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a Himalayan ethnic group of Nepal |
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be suppressed |
Verb
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to be subjected to suppression |
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Seti River |
Noun
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a prominent river in the Karnali province of Nepal |
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military power |
Noun
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the strength or power of an army |
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good behavior |
Noun
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good conduct or habits |
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to be asked |
Verb
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to be made to ask or to be questioned |
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Lunar dynasty |
Noun
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a legendary Kshatriya lineage descended from the moon |
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dried taro slices |
Noun
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dried slices of taro root |
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bamboo pipe |
Noun
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a bamboo pipe used for smoking |
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Somavati Amavasya |
Noun
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a day when Monday coincides with the new moon |