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self-existent deity |
Noun
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a deity considered to be self-originated |
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brrr |
Interjection
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an exclamation used when feeling cold |
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middle voice |
Noun
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one of the two categories of verbal suffixes in Sanskrit grammar |
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get anxious |
Verb
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to become anxious or distressed |
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self-betrayal |
Noun
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the act of selling oneself or one's freedom |
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self-selling |
Noun
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act of selling one's own freedom |
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self-betrayer |
Noun
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one who sells oneself |
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traitor to oneself |
Noun
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one who betrays their own self |
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venerable woman |
Noun
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venerable and learned woman |
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first man |
Noun
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first human being created according to religious traditions |
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self-deceiver |
Noun
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one who deceives or cheats oneself |
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terror tactics |
Noun
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strategy of demoralizing an enemy through fear and propaganda |
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ajna chakra |
Noun
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two-petaled energy center located in the middle of the body in yoga |
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settlement area |
Noun
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settlement area located between high mountains and low valleys |
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Adibuddha |
Noun
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primordial Buddha or deity worshipped at Chobhar |
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Eocene |
Noun
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geological epoch that began forty-five million years ago |
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primordial poet |
Noun
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first significant or influential poet who establishes a literary tradition |
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self-oblivion |
Noun
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state of completely forgetting one's own self |
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failed crop |
Noun
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unproductive or failed agricultural cultivation |
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ideal population |
Noun
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population group free from disease, sorrow, and hunger |
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theoretical science |
Noun
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branch of science based on theoretical analysis and imagination |
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primordiality |
Noun
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state or quality of being primordial |
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mythocritical |
Adjective
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relating to the critical study of archetypal forms in myth and literature |
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ambitious for honor |
Adjective
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desiring or seeking respect |
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status-seeking |
Adjective
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seeking status or honor |
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erudite woman |
Noun
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famous woman scholar proficient in Vedanta philosophy |
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root cause |
Noun
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fundamental cause or origin of creation |
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Anandamaya Kosha |
Noun
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final of the five sheaths of the soul in Vedanta philosophy |
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enraptured woman |
Noun
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mature woman deeply engrossed in the pleasure of sexual union |
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from the beginning |
Adverb
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from the start or beginning |
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primordial deity |
Noun
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goddess considered the primordial element of creation according to Shaktism |
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letter of inquiry |
Phrase
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correspondence inquiring about health and well-being |
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well-wishing letter |
Phrase
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correspondence expressing good wishes and inquiring about health |
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arrowroot starch |
Noun
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tuber or flour used to make a light, digestible drink for the sick |
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life-extending |
Adjective
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increasing longevity or promoting a longer life |
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rejuvenating |
Adjective
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restoring vitality and extending the lifespan |
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saw and chisel |
Phrase
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a saw and a chisel used together |
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ascended |
Adjective
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having climbed or seated oneself upon something |
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remaining life |
Noun
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the remaining portion of one's lifespan |
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remainder of life |
Noun
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the rest of one's life |
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accusable |
Adjective
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deserving of being accused or blamed |
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pie in the sky |
Phrase
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something unattainable or purely imaginary |
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sky lantern |
Noun
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a lantern released into the sky |
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budget cycle |
Phrase
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the systematic process of balancing income and expenditure |
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budget statement |
Phrase
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a formal record or account of income and expenditure |
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pitch rise |
Noun
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the tendency of the voice to rise during speech or recitation |
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prothesis |
Noun
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the linguistic process of adding a vowel to the beginning of a word |
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vowel insertion |
Noun
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the addition of a vowel at the start of a word |
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oats |
Noun
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a cereal grain similar to barley |
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literary archetype |
Phrase
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one of the four types of mature heroines in classical literature |