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personification of literature |
Noun
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a mythical personification of poetry in literary folklore |
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literary trend |
Noun
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an author's internal inclination or specific approach toward a particular theme or direction in literature |
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literary tendency |
Noun
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an author's internal inclination or specific approach toward a particular theme or direction in literature |
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poetic figure of speech |
Noun
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a poetic figure of speech that establishes a reason or cause for a statement |
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literary devotion |
Noun
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the dedicated practice or disciplined effort of a creator in the pursuit of literary composition |
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poetic pursuit |
Noun
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devoted practice or dedication to the creation of poetry |
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Kashmir |
Noun
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the region of Kashmir |
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caustic agent |
Noun
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a substance that burns or destroys |
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corrosive substance |
Noun
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a substance that burns or destroys |
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casting machine |
Noun
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a machine used in printing for casting monotype |
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saffron plant |
Noun
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a bulbous herb with long thin leaves, white flowers, and red stigmas |
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palanquin bearer |
Noun
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a member of a caste traditionally employed to carry palanquins |
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fourth daughter |
Noun
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the fourth daughter in birth order |
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slow-acting poison |
Noun
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a slow-acting poison that takes effect long after a bite or sting |
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malarial region |
Noun
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a hot, dangerous, and malaria-prone area near a forest |
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unhealthy climate |
Noun
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a hot, dangerous, and malaria-prone climate |
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virgin forest |
Noun
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a large, dense, and uncultivated forest |
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lethal arrow |
Noun
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a lethal or poisoned arrow that ensures the destruction of an enemy |
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poisoned arrow |
Noun
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a lethal or poisoned arrow that ensures the destruction of an enemy |
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whether |
Conjunction
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a particle used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question or doubt |
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have crushed |
Verb
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to cause something to be crushed or pressed |
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crushed state |
Noun
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the act, state, or manner of being crushed |
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oath word |
Noun
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a word used when taking an oath |
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saffron-yellow |
Adjective
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yellow like the color of saffron |
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gnashing |
Noun
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the act of grinding teeth together in anger |
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to be made to gnash teeth |
Verb
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to be made to grind one's teeth in anger |
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definite statement |
Noun
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a statement or matter specified with certainty |
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minced meat |
Noun
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finely chopped meat or a dish prepared from it |
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land partitioning |
Noun
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the official process of subdividing a land parcel into smaller plots |
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Kinnari |
Noun
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a female of the mythical Kinnara race |
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female Kinnara |
Noun
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female member of the Kinnara celestial beings |
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traders |
Noun
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people engaged in buying and selling goods |
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communal land |
Noun
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hereditary, inalienable land granted to Rai and Limbu communities in eastern Nepal |
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inalienable land |
Noun
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hereditary, inalienable land granted to Rai and Limbu communities in eastern Nepal |
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Kipat holder |
Noun
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person who holds Kipat land |
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light sleep |
Noun
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light or easily interrupted sleep |
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elephant feed |
Noun
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ball of rice and molasses wrapped in straw for feeding elephants |
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to make someone huddle |
Verb
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to cause someone to crouch or huddle |
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to force to crouch |
Verb
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to cause someone to crouch or huddle |
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dirty clothes |
Noun
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garments that are unclean or filthy |
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soiled clothes |
Noun
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garments that are unclean or filthy |
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retained fetus |
Noun
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dead or malformed fetus stuck in the uterus |
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counter-spell |
Noun
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incantation used to neutralize another's magical spell |
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neutralizing mantra |
Noun
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incantation used to neutralize another's magical spell |
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open container |
Noun
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hollow container with its lid missing |
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uncovered vessel |
Noun
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hollow container with its lid missing |
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unkempt person |
Noun
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person who wears filthy or unkempt clothing |
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crampedly |
Adverb
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in a cramped or tightly packed manner |
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old hawk |
Noun
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an aged hawk |
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frail person |
Noun
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a physically weak or frail person |