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observational method |
Noun
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a teaching method based on observing student performance and expression |
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menstrual seclusion |
Noun
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a period of ritual impurity following a birth or death |
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not worth grieving |
Adjective
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not deserving of grief or sorrow |
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unlamentable |
Adjective
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not deserving of lamentation |
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multi-component |
Adjective
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consisting of multiple components |
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eight ministers |
Phrase
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eight principal state officials in Hindu governance |
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eight officials |
Phrase
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eight principal state officials in Hindu governance |
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eight limbs of state |
Phrase
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eight fundamental components of a state |
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eight constituents of state |
Phrase
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eight fundamental components of a state |
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eight-armed |
Adjective
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having eight arms or hands |
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eight-handed |
Adjective
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having eight arms or hands |
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medicinal gruel |
Noun
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medicinal gruel prepared from eight specific ingredients for patients |
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dietary decoction |
Noun
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medicinal gruel prepared from eight specific ingredients for patients |
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eighth lunar day |
Noun
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the eighth day of the lunar fortnight |
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Dipterocarpus |
Noun
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a type of tree with leaves resembling horse ears |
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group of eight |
Noun
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a group of eight specific medicinal herbs |
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taking leisure |
Phrase
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the state of having leisure or finding time |
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eight forms of Shiva |
Phrase
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the eight cosmic forms of Shiva |
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eight clans of serpents |
Phrase
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the eight legendary clans of serpents |
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eight-leaved |
Adjective
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having eight leaves |
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octophyllous |
Adjective
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having eight leaves |
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eight-legged |
Adjective
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having eight legs |
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Withania somnifera |
Noun
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a medicinal herb with elongated leaves and a tuberous root |
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ashwagandha |
Noun
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a medicinal herb with elongated leaves and a tuberous root |
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eight components of state |
Phrase
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eight administrative or structural components of a state |
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eight classes of letters |
Phrase
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eight categories of phonetic groups in language |
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eight branches of Ayurveda |
Phrase
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the eight traditional branches of Ayurvedic medicine |
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eight parts of the body |
Phrase
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the eight specific parts of the human body |
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non-alignment |
Noun
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the policy of not aligning with any political faction or nation |
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eight judges |
Noun
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eight judicial officials from ancient times |
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eight immortals |
Noun
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eight legendary figures from ancient times believed to be long-lived |
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eight poets |
Noun
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a group of eight prominent poets of the Pushtimarg tradition established by Goswami Vitthalnath |
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eight supernatural powers |
Noun
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eight supernatural powers attainable through the practice of yoga |
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eight-scented incense |
Noun
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a special incense made from eight aromatic substances used in worship and to purify the air |
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eight-syllable mantra |
Noun
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a sacred eight-syllable mantra used for initiation in Vaishnava traditions |
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eight limbs of yoga |
Noun
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the eight stages or limbs of yogic practice |
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ashtanga |
Noun
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the eight stages or limbs of yogic practice |
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unpraiseworthy |
Adjective
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not worthy of praise or admiration |
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Ashlesha |
Noun
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the ninth of the twenty-seven lunar mansions in Hindu astrology |
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Terminalia tomentosa |
Noun
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a species of tree related to the sal tree |
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Asna tree |
Noun
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a species of tree related to the sal tree |
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eighteen Puranas |
Noun
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the eighteen major Puranic texts of Hindu literature |
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Asama |
Noun
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a specific figure of speech in Sanskrit poetics |
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non-accumulation |
Noun
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the state or act of not accumulating or gathering |
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non-storage |
Noun
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the state or act of not storing |
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unaccumulated |
Adjective
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not collected or gathered together |
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unstored |
Adjective
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not kept in storage |
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sharabha |
Noun
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a mythical eight-legged creature |
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hail-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to or caused by hail |
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of hail |
Adjective
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pertaining to or caused by hail |