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collection of shards |
Noun
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a collection of various sized potsherds |
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heap of potsherds |
Noun
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a heap consisting of many broken pieces of pottery |
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cause to boil |
Verb
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to be caused to boil or bubble |
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make bubble |
Verb
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to make a liquid bubble or boil |
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thatch-field |
Noun
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a field or land where thatch grass grows |
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sparrow-like bird |
Noun
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brownish bird slightly larger than a sparrow |
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servant quarters |
Noun
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row of houses or sheds for servants |
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have someone buy |
Verb
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cause someone to purchase |
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Khas Prakrit |
Noun
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language spoken in the ancient Khas kingdom |
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ancient language |
Noun
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language spoken in the ancient Khas kingdom |
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group of laborers |
Noun
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group of laborers |
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oilseed residue |
Noun
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residue left after extracting oil from seeds |
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gushing out |
Adverb
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in a manner where pus or blood suddenly gushes out |
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draining out |
Adverb
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in a manner where bowels are completely emptied |
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healthy-looking |
Adjective
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having a healthy and well-built physique |
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mining site |
Noun
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area or location containing a mine |
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cadastral record |
Noun
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official government ledger for land measurements and revenue |
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piling up |
Phrase
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piling things one on top of another |
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in layers |
Adverb
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in a stacked or layered manner |
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be layered |
Verb
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to be placed one on top of another |
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post-like |
Adjective
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shaped like a pillar or post |
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Ficus asperrima |
Noun
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tree with rough leaves used for scrubbing utensils |
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rock bee |
Noun
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large bee that builds hives on cliffs |
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tiffin carrier |
Noun
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stacked container used for carrying food |
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stacked lunch box |
Noun
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stacked container used for carrying food |
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dietary habits |
Noun
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habits related to eating and drinking |
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food security |
Noun
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state of availability or sufficiency of food |
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food situation |
Noun
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state of availability or sufficiency of food |
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nutritional element |
Noun
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nutritional component found in food |
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royal descendant |
Noun
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descendant of a ruler or royal family |
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Magar language |
Noun
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the language spoken by the Magar people |
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be patient |
Verb
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to maintain composure |
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exercise patience |
Verb
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to maintain composure |
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ceremonial scarf |
Noun
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a thin cloth scarf offered in religious rituals or as a sign of respect to dignitaries |
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khata |
Noun
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a thin cloth scarf offered in religious rituals or as a sign of respect to dignitaries |
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homespun cotton |
Noun
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hand-woven cotton fabric |
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Department of Food and Agriculture |
Noun
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a government department responsible for the development and regulation of food and agricultural markets |
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food rationing |
Noun
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the systematic distribution and regulation of food supplies |
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food supply management |
Noun
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the systematic distribution and regulation of food supplies |
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commit to memory |
Verb
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to memorize through repeated study |
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brackish stream |
Noun
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a stream with saline or mineral-rich water |
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saline stream |
Noun
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a stream with saline or mineral-rich water |
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food shortage |
Noun
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a severe scarcity of food supplies |
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food crisis |
Noun
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a severe scarcity of food supplies |
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repealed |
Adjective
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no longer in effect or legally valid |
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menial service |
Noun
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low-level service or menial attendance |
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increasingly annoying |
Adverb
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in an increasingly irritating or nagging manner |
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more naggingly |
Adverb
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in an increasingly irritating or nagging manner |
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distilled |
Adjective
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extracted or refined through distillation |
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pretext for a quarrel |
Noun
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a pretext or excuse for starting a quarrel |