|
|
health assistant |
Noun
|
a medical professional with a diploma-level qualification in health services |
|
|
human computer |
Noun
|
a person who performs calculations for mapping, such as latitude, longitude, and area |
|
|
thick wool blanket |
Noun
|
a thick woolen blanket used for bedding or protection against the elements |
|
|
abolition of slavery |
Noun
|
the emancipation of slaves in Nepal in 1924 |
|
|
Carissa carandas |
Noun
|
a sour and bitter fruit used in Ayurvedic medicine |
|
|
hidden motive |
Noun
|
inner intention of the mind |
|
|
Cancer (zodiac) |
Noun
|
the fourth sign of the zodiac |
|
|
ear-piercing ceremony |
Noun
|
Vedic or Tantric ritual of piercing the earlobe performed between birth and marriage |
|
|
karnavedha |
Noun
|
Vedic or Tantric ritual of piercing the earlobe performed between birth and marriage |
|
|
burnt hide |
Noun
|
burnt hide of a dead animal |
|
|
scorched skin |
Noun
|
scorched skin of a dead animal |
|
|
serrated grass |
Noun
|
grass with tiny saw-like thorns on both edges of its leaves |
|
|
to be compelled |
Verb
|
to be coerced or forced |
|
|
to cause to be coerced |
Verb
|
to cause someone to be coerced |
|
|
to force |
Verb
|
to compel or force someone |
|
|
agentive |
Adjective
|
denoting or indicating the subject in grammar |
|
|
fulfillment of duty |
Noun
|
conduct according to one's obligations |
|
|
performance of duty |
Noun
|
the act of performing one's duties |
|
|
grappling move |
Noun
|
a specific wrestling move used to pin an opponent |
|
|
Karnali River |
Noun
|
a major river in western Nepal |
|
|
ear examination |
Noun
|
medical examination of the ear or hearing capacity using instruments |
|
|
lodge a complaint |
Phrase
|
to lodge a verbal or informal complaint against injustice |
|
|
multimillion |
Adjective
|
consisting of many crores |
|
|
many crores |
Phrase
|
a large number of crores |
|
|
crorepati |
Noun
|
a person who owns crores of rupees |
|
|
palmistry lines |
Noun
|
lines on the body believed to indicate fate based on past deeds |
|
|
lines of fate |
Noun
|
lines on the body believed to indicate fate based on past deeds |
|
|
liquor seller |
Noun
|
a person who distills and sells liquor |
|
|
agenthood |
Noun
|
the state of being the grammatical subject |
|
|
dark-faced |
Adjective
|
having a dark or gloomy face |
|
|
pen-down strike |
Phrase
|
protest where employees attend work but refuse to perform duties |
|
|
doctrine of karma |
Noun
|
belief that one must inevitably experience the consequences of past actions |
|
|
karmic retribution |
Noun
|
good or bad results experienced based on actions from a previous life |
|
|
fruit of karma |
Phrase
|
consequences of actions performed in a previous life |
|
|
Callistemon |
Noun
|
tree or flower with brush-like red blossoms and narrow leaves |
|
|
land of karma |
Phrase
|
land suitable for performing religious rituals and spiritual duties |
|
|
field of action |
Phrase
|
region designated for the performance of religious rites and spiritual practice |
|
|
Age of Kali |
Phrase
|
the current era of moral decline in Hindu cosmology |
|
|
sowing discord |
Phrase
|
act of creating conflict or discord between people |
|
|
field of work |
Phrase
|
place where one performs professional or religious duties |
|
|
Kalinga |
Noun
|
ancient name of the Odisha region in India |
|
|
sweet sound |
Phrase
|
sweet and melodious sound |
|
|
poet laureate title |
Phrase
|
national title awarded to an eminent poet |
|
|
imaginative power |
Noun
|
capacity for creative thought and mental visualization |
|
|
poetic quality |
Noun
|
the essence, skill, or quality of composing poetry |
|
|
path of action |
Phrase
|
path to divinity through Vedic rituals and religious ceremonies |
|
|
karmamarga |
Noun
|
spiritual path focused on religious rituals and ceremonies |
|
|
poetic convention |
Phrase
|
traditional literary conventions used by poets regardless of natural reality |
|
|
poetry reading |
Phrase
|
gathering or assembly of poets for poetry recitation |
|
|
poetry symposium |
Phrase
|
formal event or symposium featuring poetry recitations |