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seasonal anomaly |
Noun
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occurrence of characteristics of one season during another |
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seasonal irregularity |
Noun
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deviation from expected seasonal conditions |
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debtor group |
Noun
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a collective group of debtors |
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debtors |
Noun
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people who owe money |
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interseason |
Noun
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transitional period between two seasons |
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menstrual bath |
Noun
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ritual purification bath taken by a woman on the fourth day of menstruation |
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sacrificial priest |
Noun
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Brahmin priest initiated to perform Vedic sacrifices |
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regular worker |
Noun
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person who works regularly at a fixed time |
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punctual person |
Noun
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person who is always on time |
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consort of Ganesha |
Noun
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one of the two female attendants of Ganesha |
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tirthankara |
Noun
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first Tirthankara of Jainism |
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single-hoofed |
Adjective
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having a single, undivided hoof |
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ovulation period |
Noun
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period of fertility following menstruation |
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consorts of Ganesha |
Noun
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the two female attendants of Ganesha |
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concentratedly |
Adverb
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with undivided attention or focus |
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single-braided |
Adjective
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having hair braided into a single plait |
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single-bead necklace |
Noun
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necklace consisting of only one bead |
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single-wheeled |
Adjective
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having only one wheel |
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unified under one ruler |
Adjective
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governed by a single sovereign ruler |
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debt to sages |
Noun
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duty of the upper castes to repay sages through study, teaching, and sacrifice |
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rishi-rina |
Noun
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spiritual debt owed to sages for their knowledge |
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sacred bull |
Noun
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bull released for religious purposes |
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Jambavan |
Noun
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the bear king and general in the Ramayana |
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sage-like |
Adjective
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possessing the qualities and conduct of a sage |
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rishi-like |
Adjective
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resembling a sage in wisdom and behavior |
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single-sealed |
Adjective
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bearing only a single official seal |
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late afternoon |
Noun
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time shortly after sunrise or shortly before sunset |
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uneven yoking |
Noun
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uneven yoking of oxen where the load is unbalanced |
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single-occurrence |
Adjective
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occurring only once or at a single time |
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chakravarti |
Noun
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universal monarch or sovereign ruler |
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fasting meal |
Noun
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a single meal consumed for religious or dietary purposes |
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gurukul |
Noun
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a traditional hermitage for teaching Vedic scriptures to students |
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sudden rush |
Noun
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a sudden burst of speed or force |
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absolute monarchy |
Noun
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a system of government where all sovereign power is vested in one person |
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autocratism |
Noun
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a political ideology advocating for the rule of a single individual |
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one-legged |
Adjective
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having only one leg or walking by balancing on one leg |
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partial fast |
Noun
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a day of eating only one meal for religious fasting or health reasons |
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solo song |
Noun
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a song performed by a single person without a partner |
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solo dance |
Noun
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a dance performed by a single person without a partner |
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Rishi Tarpani |
Noun
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the full moon day of Shravan dedicated to offering libations to ancestral sages |
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monoracial |
Adjective
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belonging to a single race or caste |
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single-faced |
Adjective
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having only one face or opening, such as a stove or rudraksha |
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one-faced |
Adjective
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having only one face or opening, such as a stove or rudraksha |
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small part |
Noun
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the smallest or minimal portion |
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one-mana capacity |
Adjective
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having the capacity to hold or cook only one mana |
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subsistence-level |
Adjective
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having just enough to survive or meet basic food needs |
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of humble origin |
Adjective
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coming from a humble or modest family background |
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one who has heard only once |
Noun
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a person who has heard or learned a lesson only once |
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single-hearing |
Adjective
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learned or understood after hearing only once |
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single-mouthed |
Adjective
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having only one mouth or opening |