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stage of life |
Noun
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one of the four stages of life in the Vedic system |
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ashrama |
Noun
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one of the four stages of life in the Vedic system |
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fallen from duty |
Adjective
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one who has failed to follow the duties of their life stage |
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full moon of Ashadh |
Noun
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full moon day of the month of Ashadh |
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shorthand writer |
Noun
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person capable of writing rapidly |
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Terminalia elliptica |
Noun
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a type of sal tree with hard yellow wood |
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Indian laurel |
Noun
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a tree species known for its hard yellow timber |
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Terminalia alata |
Noun
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a specific type of timber tree |
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Saj tree |
Noun
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a tree known as saj |
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small stool |
Noun
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a small chair or tripod |
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Ashadh |
Noun
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the third month of the Bikram Sambat calendar |
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application of perfume |
Noun
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the act of applying fragrant substances to the body |
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imminent time |
Phrase
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the time that is near or approaching |
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adjacent angle |
Noun
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an angle sharing a common side and vertex with another |
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near-term |
Adjective
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referring to a woman near the time of childbirth |
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medicinal tonic |
Noun
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a medicinal liquor prepared from fruit and herb extracts |
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herbal liquor |
Noun
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an alcoholic beverage made from herbal essences for medicinal use |
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ceremonial staff |
Noun
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a ceremonial staff or mace |
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food science |
Noun
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the study of the properties and qualities of food |
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hospitality meal |
Noun
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a meal provided to guests |
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called out |
Adjective
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summoned or called out |
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title of distinction |
Noun
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a prestigious title awarded for significant contributions to history |
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et cetera |
Adverb
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and so on or similar things |
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to be coy |
Verb
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to behave in a coy or affected manner |
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to act coquettish |
Verb
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to act in a flirtatious or coquettish way |
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Eid |
Noun
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a major festival celebrated by Muslims |
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denial letter |
Noun
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a written document denying an accusation |
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pfft |
Interjection
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an expression of mockery or annoyance |
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Jesus |
Noun
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the founder of the Christian religion |
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rain god |
Noun
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the deity responsible for bringing rain |
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deity of rain |
Noun
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mythological deity responsible for rainfall |
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chariot festival |
Phrase
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famous chariot procession of Kumari, Bhairav, and Ganesh held in Kathmandu on Bhadra Shukla Chaturdashi |
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conqueror of Indra |
Noun
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one who has defeated the king of gods |
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sensory organs |
Noun
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human organs of perception and action, including the five senses and five motor faculties |
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stone-setting |
Noun
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process of arranging printing forms for the press |
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Islam |
Noun
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monotheistic religion founded by Muhammad |
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Indira Ekadashi |
Noun
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the eleventh day of the waning moon in the month of Ashvin |
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nyah |
Interjection
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expression used to mock or taunt others |
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ten senses |
Noun
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collective group of the five sensory and five motor faculties |
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faculties |
Noun
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collective group of the five sensory and five motor faculties |
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beyond sensory perception |
Adjective
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beyond the reach of sensory perception or comprehension |
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fuel corporation |
Noun
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authorized organization responsible for managing and supplying fuel |
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fuel agency |
Noun
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authorized organization responsible for managing and supplying fuel |
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Meghnad |
Noun
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eldest son of Ravana |
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Indrajau |
Noun
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a specific medicinal plant or its flower |
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Indradaman festival |
Noun
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festival celebrated when monsoon floodwaters reach the roots of sacred trees and ponds |
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emergency light |
Noun
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electric lantern that operates automatically during power outages |
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Indraprastha |
Noun
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capital city of the Pandavas during the Mahabharata era, located near modern-day Delhi |
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Indravamsha meter |
Noun
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a specific Sanskrit poetic meter consisting of two taganas, one jagana, and one ragana |
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Indravajra meter |
Noun
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a specific Sanskrit poetic meter consisting of two taganas, one jagana, and two long syllables |