Dictionary

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ritual cake Noun a ritual cake used in religious offerings
tertian fever Noun a type of fever that recurs every three days
ritual tripod Noun a tripod made of three sticks used in funeral rites
ceremonial tripod Noun a ceremonial tripod used for water offerings to the deceased
thirteen stages of meditation Phrase the thirteen stages of meditation in Vajrayana Buddhism
woolen garment Noun clothing made from wool
endowed with three gunas Adjective possessing the three qualities of sattva, rajas, and tamas
trataka Noun yogic practice of fixing the gaze on a specific point to sharpen vision
three periods of time Noun three divisions of time including past, present, and future or morning, noon, and evening
three tenses Noun three grammatical tenses of past, future, and present
junction point Noun confluence of the ida, pingala, and sushumna nadis in hatha yoga
alkaline mixture Noun combination of javakshara, sajjikshara, and svaga alkaline substances
Hadean eon Noun geological eon preceding the Archean, beginning 4.5 billion years ago
tripod stool Noun three-legged seat made of wood or metal
Tripitaka Noun Buddhist scripture divided into the Vinaya, Abhidhamma, and Sutta baskets
tripundra Noun three horizontal lines of ash or sandalwood paste worn on the forehead by Shaivites
Trilochana Noun epithet for Lord Shiva
three paths Noun three paths of knowledge, action, and devotion
threefold path Noun three paths of knowledge, action, and devotion
three-way junction Noun point where three roads meet
trilavana Noun combination of rock salt, sea salt, and black salt
tripled Adjective multiplied by three
three vehicles Noun collective name for the Mahayana, Hinayana, and Vajrayana schools of Buddhism
three yanas Noun collective name for the Mahayana, Hinayana, and Vajrayana schools of Buddhism
three eras Noun three eras of Satya, Treta, and Dvapara
three yugas Noun three eras of Satya, Treta, and Dvapara
three seasons Noun collective of the spring, monsoon, and autumn seasons
three goals of life Noun three human pursuits of dharma, artha, and kama
three percent Noun three percent proportion
trikatu Noun mixture of dried ginger, black pepper, and long pepper
rip sound Adverb sound produced by tearing paper or cloth
mixture of ghee, sugar and honey Noun combination of clarified butter, sugar, and honey
trimoric Adjective having three moras or beats
three-mora Adjective having three moras or beats
divine powers Noun three divine powers of will, knowledge, and action
trinity of powers Noun three divine powers of will, knowledge, and action
risk-taker Noun person prepared to risk their life
apostate brahmin Adjective brahmin who has abandoned the sacred fire ritual
that same Pronoun that very one
trisandhya Noun three periods of the day including morning, noon, and evening
three junctures of the day Phrase three periods of the day including morning, noon, and evening
tristhali Noun three famous pilgrimage sites of Kashi, Prayag, and Gaya
three sacred places Phrase three famous pilgrimage sites of Kashi, Prayag, and Gaya
triphthong Noun vowel sound sequence consisting of three vocalic elements
ninety-three Adjective number ninety-three
three-cubit Adjective measuring three cubits in length or width
three-cubit cloth Noun cloth measuring three cubits
tridanda Noun staff made of three bamboo strips carried by ascetics
Three Jewels Noun collective name for Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha
three metals Noun gold, silver, and copper