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porridge-like |
Adjective
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resembling or related to porridge |
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shipping administration |
Noun
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department for the management of water vessels |
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maritime department |
Noun
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department for maritime operations and management |
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one who ruins another's caste |
Noun
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one who violates a woman's caste through sexual assault |
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birth rite |
Noun
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a Hindu ritual performed at the birth of a child |
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cash reserve |
Noun
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funds kept in reserve for future use |
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interspecific antagonism |
Noun
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natural or hereditary antagonism between different biological species |
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interspecific hostility |
Noun
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natural or hereditary hostility between different biological species |
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caste occupation |
Noun
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occupation traditionally associated with a specific caste |
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past-life recaller |
Noun
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one capable of remembering past lives |
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inquiry committee |
Noun
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committee formed to investigate the actions of the executive branch |
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woken |
Adjective
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having been awakened or roused |
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transit cost |
Noun
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expenses incurred while traveling to a destination |
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round-trip fare |
Noun
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total cost for both outward and return journeys |
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two-way cost |
Noun
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total expenses for a round trip |
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round-trip |
Phrase
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traveling to a destination and returning back |
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caste rules |
Noun
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traditional rules governing caste interactions and dietary restrictions |
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caste taboos |
Noun
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traditional social prohibitions regarding caste and food consumption |
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untestable |
Adjective
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not suitable for or capable of being examined |
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not subject to examination |
Phrase
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exempt from or not liable to be tested |
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Jataka |
Noun
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collection of texts detailing the previous lives of the Buddha |
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Jataka tales |
Noun
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narratives concerning the past incarnations of the Buddha |
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forest-dwelling |
Adjective
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relating to or living in a forest |
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red rice |
Noun
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variety of red rice that matures only in cold weather |
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sensation of cold |
Noun
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physical perception of low temperature |
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congenitally blind |
Adjective
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blind from birth |
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racial animosity |
Noun
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hostility directed toward a specific race or ethnic group |
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fratricidal animosity |
Noun
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animosity between members of the same kin or group |
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in-group hostility |
Noun
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hostility existing within a specific group or community |
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gift of honor |
Noun
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honorary gift or reward given to a leader of a community group |
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Jamadagnya |
Noun
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son of Jamadagni or Parashurama |
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descendant of Jamadagni |
Phrase
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son of Jamadagni or Parashurama |
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mutual recognition |
Phrase
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mutual acquaintance or knowledge |
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active volcano |
Phrase
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volcano currently erupting or active |
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uxorilocal |
Adjective
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living off a wife's wealth or earnings |
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dependent on wife |
Phrase
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living off a wife's wealth or earnings |
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continuous awareness |
Phrase
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act of continuous knowing or recognizing |
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constant recognition |
Phrase
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act of continuous knowing or recognizing |
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promiscuous couple |
Phrase
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a promiscuous couple |
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illicit pair |
Phrase
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an illicit pair |
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regain consciousness |
Phrase
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to regain consciousness or wake up |
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jamun |
Noun
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a tree or its dark purple fruit with white saffron-shaped flowers |
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net-user |
Noun
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one who lives by fishing with a net |
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net-dependent |
Adjective
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dependent on a net for livelihood |
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threshing stick |
Noun
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a stick-like tool used for threshing barley |
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illegitimate daughter |
Noun
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a daughter born of an adulterous relationship |
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pravara |
Noun
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one of the five pravaras of the Bhargava lineage |
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jama |
Noun
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a traditional pleated garment worn by men reaching from waist to ankles |
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tsarism |
Noun
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the autocratic rule of the Tsars in Russia before the socialist revolution |
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bear king |
Noun
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a mythological bear king who fought Krishna |