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carrying in arms |
Adjective
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carrying in the arms |
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stamped paper |
Noun
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stamped paper or document with a fixed value |
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introductory segment |
Noun
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introductory segment of a play providing information about subsequent acts |
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front row |
Noun
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the first row or line |
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taking initiative |
Adjective
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taking the lead or showing initiative in a task |
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Aghori follower |
Noun
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adherent of the Aghora sect |
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non-dissolution |
Noun
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process of not dissolving in water |
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bodily appendages |
Noun
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hair, nails, and similar growths on the body |
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devoicing |
Noun
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linguistic process where voiced sounds become voiceless |
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disarticulation |
Noun
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act of body parts detaching or falling off |
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janapada |
Noun
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ancient Indian kingdom located near the Bhagalpur region of modern Bihar |
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unpardonable crime |
Noun
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offense that cannot or should not be forgiven |
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Akshayakumara |
Noun
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youngest son of Ravana |
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charming woman |
Noun
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woman possessing auspicious signs or beautiful limbs |
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body parts |
Noun
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all small and large parts of a body or object |
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every part |
Noun
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every individual component of a whole |
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sky-lamp |
Noun
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lamp lit on a pole for Tulsi from Kartik Krishna Pratipada to Purnima |
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inexhaustible treasure |
Noun
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wealth that never depletes regardless of expenditure |
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gestures |
Noun
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gestures or flirtatious expressions of a woman |
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Akshaya Tritiya |
Noun
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third day of the waxing moon in the month of Baisakh or the festival celebrated on that day |
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front vowel |
Noun
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vowel sound produced with the front part of the tongue |
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Kapalika sect |
Noun
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Kapalika religious sect |
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Aghorism |
Noun
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sect of followers of the Aghora path |
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security detail |
Noun
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police or military personnel assigned to protect high-ranking individuals |
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bodyguard unit |
Noun
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group of security personnel assigned to protect a VIP |
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seat of honor |
Noun
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seat provided to the chief guest at a ceremony or assembly |
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to one's heart's content |
Adverb
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until fully satisfied |
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unoccurred |
Adjective
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that which has not occurred |
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that which has not happened |
Phrase
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something that has not taken place |
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first milk |
Noun
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milk obtained from a cow or buffalo before it is fully ready for milking |
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dominant sentiment |
Noun
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the central or principal aesthetic flavor in a literary work |
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primary aesthetic flavor |
Noun
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the main or dominant aesthetic essence within a piece of literature |
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suffer from indigestion |
Verb
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to suffer from an inability to digest food due to overeating |
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have an upset stomach |
Verb
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to experience digestive distress from consuming too much |
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cause indigestion |
Verb
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to cause someone to suffer from indigestion |
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finger guard |
Noun
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a protective covering for the finger |
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Angulimala |
Noun
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a historical figure from the Buddha's time known for wearing a necklace of fingers |
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adjutancy |
Noun
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the rank or position of an adjutant |
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spiritual stage |
Noun
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the eighth of the ten or thirteen spiritual stages in Buddhism |
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achaman |
Verb
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to sip water from the palm of the hand for ritual purification |
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Azoic era |
Noun
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the geological era preceding the emergence of life |
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Akshaya Navami |
Noun
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the ninth day of the bright fortnight of Kartik, believed to mark the beginning of the Satya Yuga |
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Akshayavat |
Noun
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an ancient and famous banyan tree located at the confluence of the Ganga and Yamuna rivers |
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severe test |
Noun
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a highly difficult or life-threatening ordeal |
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carom seed |
Noun
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a wild herb with seeds similar to ajwain |
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involuntary mantra |
Noun
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a mantra recited unconsciously with every breath |
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Ajapa Japa |
Noun
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the spontaneous, continuous repetition of the 'hamsa' sound through breathing |
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involuntary breath mantra |
Noun
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the involuntary rhythmic repetition of a mantra synchronized with inhalation and exhalation |
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Ajanta |
Noun
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a world-famous site in India known for its artistic caves and temples |
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these days |
Adverb
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during the current period of time |