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victory garland |
Noun
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a garland presented to a victor |
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wreath of victory |
Noun
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a wreath awarded for success in battle or a campaign |
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democracy theory |
Noun
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a political theory supporting democracy |
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forfeiture of bail |
Phrase
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the state-seizure of a candidate's deposit due to insufficient votes |
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family burden |
Noun
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the burden of family responsibilities and dependents |
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family responsibilities |
Phrase
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burdens and obligations related to family and children |
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jambul |
Noun
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a tropical evergreen tree or its fruit, Syzygium cumini |
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barley sprouts |
Noun
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barley seedlings grown in sand or soil for ritual use during Dashain |
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sacred sprouts |
Noun
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barley seedlings used for ritual offerings and hair adornment during Dashain |
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capital liability |
Noun
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the maximum capital liability one can bear |
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valuables |
Noun
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precious gems, gold, silver, and other valuable items |
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precious items |
Noun
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valuable assets such as precious stones and metals |
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victory inscription |
Noun
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a historical record of victory inscribed on stone, wood, or copper |
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victory certificate |
Noun
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a formal document certifying a victory |
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deed of victory |
Noun
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a formal record or deed documenting a victory |
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to be aged |
Verb
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to be caused to become old or decrepit |
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to be made old |
Verb
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to be rendered aged or worn out |
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to age |
Verb
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to cause someone or something to become old |
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to make old |
Verb
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to make something appear aged or decrepit |
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surrender document |
Noun
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a document of surrender or a certificate of victory |
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deed of surrender |
Noun
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a formal deed acknowledging defeat or confirming a victory |
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zarda |
Noun
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scented tobacco prepared for chewing with betel leaves |
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replying |
Adjective
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pertaining to a reply or a response given |
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related to response |
Adjective
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relating to or requiring a response |
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patriotic greeting |
Phrase
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a patriotic greeting used in Nepal to express national pride |
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nationalist salutation |
Phrase
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a formal salutation expressing love for the nation |
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slow-cooking |
Adjective
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taking a long time to cook or soften |
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hard-to-cook |
Adjective
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difficult to cook or slow to become tender |
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jerking motion |
Noun
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the act or process of moving with a sudden jerk |
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to be pulled suddenly |
Verb
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to be subjected to a sudden pull or jerk |
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wild green |
Noun
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a type of wild edible leafy vegetable with large soft leaves similar to mustard greens |
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slogan of victory |
Noun
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a shout of victory or a celebratory chant used in praise of deities |
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generalesque |
Adjective
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characteristic of a general in terms of style, arrogance, or lifestyle |
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general-like |
Adjective
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resembling the manner or status of a general |
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fine amount |
Noun
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a sum of money paid as a penalty instead of serving a prison sentence |
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Jambudvipa |
Noun
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the smallest and central continent among the seven islands of the earth according to Puranic geography |
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German silver |
Noun
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a white alloy of zinc, copper, and nickel used for making utensils |
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root-born |
Adjective
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sprouted or originating from a root |
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originating |
Adjective
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having a source or origin |
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jalatarang |
Noun
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a musical instrument consisting of water-filled ceramic or porcelain bowls played by striking with sticks |
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sound of jalatarang |
Noun
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the sound produced by a water-filled bowl instrument |
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water pigeon |
Noun
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a species of bird similar to a pigeon that lives on riverbanks |
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water sports |
Noun
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recreational activities involving swimming or splashing in water |
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wild sesame |
Noun
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a wild variety of sesame plant |
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green grass |
Noun
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green Bermuda grass |
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turf grass |
Noun
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a patch of green turf grass |
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international reply coupon |
Noun
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a coupon exchangeable for postage stamps in member countries of the Universal Postal Union |
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very old |
Adjective
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extremely aged or advanced in years |
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Zoroaster |
Noun
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the sixth-century BCE founder of the ancient Persian religion |
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the people as god |
Phrase
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the collective power of the people viewed as a manifestation of the divine |