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eclipsed sunrise |
Noun
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the rising of the sun or moon while still in a state of eclipse |
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eclipsed moonrise |
Noun
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the rising of the sun or moon while still in a state of eclipse |
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summer crop |
Adjective
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pertaining to crops planted or harvested in the summer season |
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astrological compatibility |
Noun
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astrological compatibility between the planetary lords of a bride and groom |
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ground-cover plant |
Noun
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a small ground-covering plant found in damp ravines and marshy areas |
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rural work |
Noun
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work or profession of villagers |
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village occupation |
Noun
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occupation or daily tasks of a village |
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planetary ritual |
Noun
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ritual performed to appease the malevolent influence of planets |
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astrological propitiation |
Noun
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ceremonial propitiation to mitigate planetary affliction |
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lack of enthusiasm |
Noun
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state of being discouraged or lacking enthusiasm |
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in one lump |
Adverb
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all at once in a single lump |
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related to a troop |
Adjective
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pertaining to a military troop or unit |
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Grimaldi man |
Noun
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ancient human subspecies discovered in a French cave in 1901 |
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long-necked |
Adjective
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having a long and well-formed neck |
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betting heavily |
Adverb
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placing a large bet in gambling |
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slurping sound |
Noun
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sound made while eating or slurping food |
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planetary war |
Noun
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astrological conjunction of planets causing negative outcomes |
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graha yuddha |
Noun
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planetary conflict resulting in unfavorable astrological effects |
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book series |
Noun
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series of books published periodically under a common category |
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balance weight |
Noun
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paper weight attached to a kite wing for balance |
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morsel-fed |
Adjective
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fed with a morsel |
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neck-yoke |
Noun
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triangular wooden yoke worn by pigs to prevent fence crossing |
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fourth letter of the Devanagari alphabet |
Noun
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fourth consonant of the Devanagari alphabet |
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fourth item |
Noun
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fourth marker used in a sequence of classification or division |
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female grass-cutter |
Noun
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woman who cuts grass for a living |
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pushing and shoving |
Noun
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act of pushing each other |
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stems |
Noun
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leftover stems of fodder after leaves have been eaten |
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summer vacation |
Noun
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seasonal leave granted during the summer period |
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annual increment |
Noun
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annual salary increment for permanent employees |
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rural custom |
Noun
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customs or agricultural practices of a village |
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planetary propitiation ritual |
Noun
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ritual or sacrifice performed to remove the negative influence of celestial bodies |
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ghatika |
Noun
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a unit of time equal to twenty-four minutes |
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twenty-four minute period |
Noun
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a duration of twenty-four minutes |
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taken place |
Adjective
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having occurred or taken place |
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percussive playing |
Noun
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the act of playing a clay pot as a percussion instrument |
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rhythmic tapping |
Noun
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the rhythmic striking of a clay pot like a tabla |
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ferry attendant |
Noun
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a person stationed at a river crossing or ferry point |
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ghat keeper |
Noun
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a caretaker of a river landing or ferry site |
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inner space |
Noun
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the empty space contained within a pot |
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competitive bidding |
Noun
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the process of lowering prices or bids during an auction |
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action-oriented |
Adjective
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prioritizing plot and events over character or mood |
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plot-driven |
Adjective
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focused primarily on narrative events and storyline |
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attributed |
Adjective
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assigned or attributed to a specific target or characteristic |
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passion flower |
Noun
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a colorful, circular flower resembling a clock dial |
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watchmaking |
Noun
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the profession of repairing or making timepieces |
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drying rack |
Noun
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a structure used for drying crops in foggy or cloudy regions |
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drying platform |
Noun
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a designated platform for drying grain in humid climates |
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mill-related |
Adjective
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related to the operation or ownership of a water mill |
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kalash |
Noun
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a decorated water vessel used in rituals and ceremonies |
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ghadi |
Noun
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a unit of time equal to one-sixtieth of a day |