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accelerated erosion |
Noun
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rapid soil erosion caused by natural or artificial factors |
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feel regret |
Verb
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to experience remorse or regret |
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easily tired |
Adjective
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prone to becoming tired easily |
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fatigable |
Adjective
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prone to becoming tired easily |
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triad of fires |
Noun
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collective of the three sacred fires: Dakshina, Garhapatya, and Ahavaniya |
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tri-temporal |
Adjective
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relating to the past, present, and future |
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letter tha |
Noun
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the second consonant of the retroflex series |
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Thakali |
Adjective
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pertaining to the Thak region |
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related to Thak |
Phrase
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pertaining to the Thak region |
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three states of development |
Noun
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the three states of loss, stability, and growth |
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threefoldly |
Adverb
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in three ways or threefold |
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Tristubh |
Noun
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a Sanskrit meter consisting of eleven syllables per line |
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cuddle up |
Verb
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to curl up in a rag or cloth |
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Gayatri |
Noun
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the Gayatri mantra |
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hand net |
Noun
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a type of hand-held net used for catching fish |
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dip net |
Noun
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a type of hand-held net used for catching fish |
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detangle |
Verb
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to untangle hair using a comb or stick |
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be combed |
Verb
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to have hair untangled or smoothed out |
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be detangled |
Verb
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to have hair untangled or smoothed out |
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not to be delayed |
Phrase
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not to be delayed |
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not to be procrastinated |
Phrase
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not to be procrastinated |
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reduce to rags |
Verb
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to reduce to rags |
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small shrub |
Noun
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a small shrub |
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small bush |
Noun
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a small bush |
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be kept safely |
Verb
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to be stored or kept in a safe place |
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be organized |
Verb
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to be arranged or put in order |
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to be thumped |
Verb
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to be forced to sit down abruptly |
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to be bumped |
Verb
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to be forced to sit down abruptly |
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plopping |
Noun
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the act or manner of plopping down |
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Tripura |
Noun
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the three mythical cities of gold, silver, and iron built by the demon Maya |
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forced to sit |
Verb
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made to sit down abruptly |
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compelled to sit |
Verb
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forced into a sitting position |
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compel to sit |
Verb
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force someone to sit down |
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act of forcing to sit |
Noun
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the act of forcing someone to sit |
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shilly-shallying |
Noun
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the state of being indecisive or procrastinating |
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to be indecisive |
Verb
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to act in an indecisive or hesitant manner |
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to dither |
Verb
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to hesitate or act indecisively |
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store away |
Verb
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to put something away in its proper place |
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fifty-third |
Adjective
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coming after fifty-second in a sequence |
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be received |
Verb
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to be made to receive or accept something |
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be accepted |
Verb
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to be caused to accept or take |
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way of doing |
Noun
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a method or manner of performing an action |
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make shiver |
Verb
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to cause someone to tremble or shiver |
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in a gushing manner |
Adverb
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in a manner of flowing or pouring out in a stream |
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remorsefulness |
Noun
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a feeling of deep regret or remorse |
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regretfulness |
Noun
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the state of being regretful |
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put in place |
Verb
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to store or arrange items in their designated place |
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triphala |
Noun
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a mixture of three medicinal fruits: harro, barro, and amala |
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abdominal folds |
Noun
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three aesthetic lines on a woman's abdomen above the navel |
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Tripurari |
Noun
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a name for the Hindu deity Shiva |