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Newar farmer |
Noun
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a farmer belonging to the Newar community |
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intertwining |
Noun
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the act or process of becoming entangled |
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to entangle |
Verb
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to cause to become entangled |
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to intertwine |
Verb
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to cause to become intertwined |
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obscurable |
Adjective
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capable of being obscured by knowledge or subject to karmic obscuration |
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subject to karmic veiling |
Adjective
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susceptible to being obscured by ignorance |
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state of realization |
Noun
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state of enlightenment where ignorance is removed |
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to be plowed |
Verb
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to be subjected to the act of plowing |
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to be made to plow |
Verb
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to be compelled to perform plowing |
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ritual sacrifice |
Noun
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a Vedic ritual performed to complete an Agnishtoma sacrifice |
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murder case |
Noun
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legal proceedings concerning homicide or attempted murder |
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homicide case |
Noun
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legal proceedings concerning homicide or attempted murder |
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pubescent heroine |
Noun
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a heroine who has become aware of her own budding youth |
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literary heroine type |
Noun
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a specific classification of a young heroine in Sanskrit poetics |
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slight fever |
Noun
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a condition of mild fever or slight bodily malaise |
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onset of fever |
Noun
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the process or beginning of fever development |
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febriogenesis |
Noun
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the process or beginning of fever development |
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febrifacient |
Adjective
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causing or inducing fever |
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sworn enemy |
Noun
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a mortal or sworn enemy |
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anytime |
Adverb
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at any time whatsoever |
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whenever |
Adverb
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at any time whatsoever |
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plowable |
Adjective
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suitable for plowing |
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to cause to plow |
Verb
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to cause someone to plow |
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to have plowed |
Verb
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to cause someone to plow |
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organic matter |
Noun
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matter derived from living organisms |
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cause to clean |
Verb
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to cause to be cleaned or cleared |
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sleeveless jacket |
Noun
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a waist-length, high-necked, sleeveless jacket |
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Jha |
Noun
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the ninth consonant of the Devanagari script |
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cluster of light |
Noun
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a mass or cluster of light |
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be joined |
Verb
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to be connected or attached together |
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be connected |
Verb
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to be joined or attached |
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fever with diarrhea |
Noun
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illness characterized by fever accompanied by frequent loose stools |
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three days ago |
Adverb
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the day before the day before yesterday |
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be jerked |
Verb
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to be jerked or pulled suddenly |
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be shaken off |
Verb
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to be shaken off or flicked away |
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ragged clothes |
Adjective
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worn out and tattered clothing |
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tides |
Noun
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the periodic rising and falling of sea levels caused by lunar influence |
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Jyestha |
Noun
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the second month of the Hindu lunar calendar |
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second month of the Hindu calendar |
Noun
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the second month of the Hindu lunar calendar |
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hot-headed |
Adjective
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prone to sudden fits of anger over trivial matters |
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suddenly asleep |
Adverb
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falling into a deep sleep suddenly and unknowingly |
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dozing off |
Adverb
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drifting into sleep unexpectedly |
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irascibly |
Adverb
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in a manner of becoming instantly enraged |
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hot-headedly |
Adverb
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in a hot-headed or quick-tempered manner |
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clangorously |
Adverb
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with a sudden sharp metallic sound |
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quarrelsome person |
Noun
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a person with a contentious or argumentative nature |
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binding pole |
Noun
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a pole and binding used to secure a structural beam |
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eldest daughter |
Noun
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the first-born daughter among sisters |
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unwelcome invitation |
Noun
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an invitation extended reluctantly or without genuine desire |
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forced invitation |
Noun
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an invitation given under social pressure or obligation |