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formal language |
Noun
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language used in formal settings or speeches |
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novelistic |
Adjective
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characteristic of or resembling a novel |
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industrial service |
Noun
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services related to industrial operations |
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turn back and forth |
Verb
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repeatedly shift or turn over |
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reincarnate lama |
Noun
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a lama believed to be a reincarnation |
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tulku |
Noun
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reincarnated lama possessing divine qualities |
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Solanum xanthocarpum |
Noun
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thorny plant with yellow-ripening aromatic spherical fruit |
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yellow-fruit nightshade |
Noun
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thorny plant with yellow-ripening aromatic spherical fruit |
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bad behavior |
Noun
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mischievous or wicked conduct |
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industrial zone |
Noun
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area designated by administration for factories and industries |
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industrial estate |
Noun
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area designated by administration for factories and industries |
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to crumple |
Verb
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to cause to become crushed or wrinkled |
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to fold |
Verb
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to cause to become crushed or wrinkled |
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unbaked |
Adjective
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constructed from unbaked bricks or mud clods |
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prosperity and offspring |
Phrase
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children and abundant wealth |
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wealth and progeny |
Phrase
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children and abundant wealth |
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wali |
Noun
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a saint or holy man in the Islamic tradition |
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Muslim saint |
Noun
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a saint or holy man in the Islamic tradition |
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malaria-related |
Adjective
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related to or originating from a malarial region |
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malarial fever |
Noun
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fever caused by malaria |
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industrial data |
Noun
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authentic information related to industries and factories |
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industrial facts |
Noun
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authentic information related to industries and factories |
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industrial town |
Noun
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city established for factories and industrial operations |
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industrial city |
Noun
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city established for factories and industrial operations |
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industrial crop |
Noun
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crop grown for industrial use rather than food |
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insincere talk |
Phrase
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artificial speech used to hide true feelings and flatter |
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formal education |
Noun
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education acquired systematically through an academic institution |
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legitimate son |
Noun
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son born to a legally wedded wife |
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posthumous rites |
Adjective
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related to funeral rites performed for the deceased |
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Kurma Avatar |
Noun
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the second of the ten incarnations of Vishnu |
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indigestible food |
Phrase
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irregular food items that are generally difficult to digest |
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bothersome matter |
Phrase
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annoying matters, behaviors, or contexts |
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industrial business |
Noun
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business venture operated for profit under corporate regulations |
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tropical valley |
Noun
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a flat and hot lowland or valley area |
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throbbingly |
Adverb
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in a manner causing a throbbing or sharp pain |
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electroshock device |
Noun
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device using magnetic induction to deliver mild electric shocks for animal control, interrogation, or therapy |
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shock therapy machine |
Noun
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machine used for therapeutic or coercive electric shock application |
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flowering vine |
Noun
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a type of flowering vine with a scent resembling jackfruit |
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honorific for a woman |
Noun
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honorific title for non-Brahmin Nepali women |
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to be overworked |
Verb
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to be forced into or burdened with labor |
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to be burdened with work |
Verb
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to be heavily loaded with work tasks |
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cause list |
Noun
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a list of cases presented before a judge in court |
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person from the outskirts |
Noun
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a person residing in the outskirts or rural periphery |
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jackfruit seller |
Noun
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a person who trades in jackfruit |
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act of cutting |
Noun
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the act or process of cutting |
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to be caused to be cut |
Verb
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to be made to cut or have something cut by another |
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caked |
Adjective
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dried and crusted with sticky substances or grime |
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to have cut |
Verb
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to cause something to be cut or have someone perform the cutting |
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rapidly cutting |
Adverb
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in a manner of cutting one after another rapidly |
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successively cutting |
Adverb
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in a process of cutting things in quick succession |