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menial servant |
Noun
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a menial or subordinate servant |
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humble servant |
Noun
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a humble and submissive servant |
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loss of direction |
Noun
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the state of being unable to determine the correct direction |
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wall shelf |
Noun
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a shelf fixed to a wall for holding lamps or other items |
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to cause to give |
Verb
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to cause someone to give something |
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to make someone give |
Verb
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cause someone to provide or hand over |
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daily wage |
Noun
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payment received for a full day of labor |
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dilruba |
Noun
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a bowed string instrument with sixteen strings similar to a sitar |
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cause to give |
Verb
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cause someone to provide or obtain something |
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muntin |
Noun
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the central section of a door frame or partition |
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day-blindness |
Noun
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a condition characterized by the inability to see during daylight |
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cardinal direction |
Noun
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one of the four primary points of the compass |
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desirous of seeing |
Adjective
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having a desire to see or witness |
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remarried man |
Noun
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a man who marries a woman who has been previously married |
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woman married before her elder sister |
Noun
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a woman who marries before her elder sister |
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spiritual instruction |
Noun
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initiation or mantra instruction given by a spiritual teacher |
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daytime-adulteress |
Noun
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a heroine who goes to meet her lover during the day at a prearranged spot |
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paradigm shift |
Phrase
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a fundamental change in approach or way of thinking |
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change of policy |
Phrase
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the act of altering a predetermined policy or objective |
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fatwood |
Noun
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a resinous piece of pine wood used as a torch |
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lamp offering |
Noun
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the act of lighting a lamp before a deity |
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stimulation of digestion |
Noun
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the process of stimulating digestive fire |
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digestive aid |
Noun
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a substance that enhances digestive power |
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digestive stimulants |
Noun
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a class of substances that intensify digestive fire |
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midday meal |
Noun
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a meal consumed during the day |
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supernatural weapon |
Noun
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a weapon wielded by deities or possessing supernatural power |
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illuminable |
Adjective
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suitable for being illuminated or lit |
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lightable |
Adjective
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capable of being ignited or lit |
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appetizers |
Noun
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a category of medicines that stimulate appetite |
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orexigenics |
Noun
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a group of substances that promote appetite |
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dys- |
Preposition
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prefix indicating bad, evil, or difficult |
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mis- |
Preposition
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prefix indicating bad, evil, or difficult |
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living in misery |
Adjective
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living in a state of hardship or poverty |
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small lamp |
Noun
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a small light or lamp |
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sea of sorrow |
Noun
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a vast expanse of sorrow |
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ocean of misery |
Noun
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a vast expanse of misery |
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world of suffering |
Noun
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the world viewed as a place of suffering |
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patron of the poor |
Noun
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a protector of the poor and needy |
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deliverer of the poor |
Noun
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a helper or savior of the poor |
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long vowel |
Noun
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a vowel sound of two morae in duration |
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long-term loan |
Noun
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a loan provided for an extended period for business or investment |
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long-living |
Adjective
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having a long lifespan |
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long sleep |
Noun
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a sleep lasting for a long duration |
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stretching frame |
Noun
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a device used to stretch fabric for embroidery |
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illegitimate son of a slave |
Noun
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a son born to a female servant by her master |
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Mucuna pruriens |
Noun
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a tropical legume known for its stinging hairs |
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bad character |
Noun
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a wicked or unpleasant nature |
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gold ornament |
Noun
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an ornament made of gold |
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end of suffering |
Noun
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the conclusion or end of suffering |
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cessation of sorrow |
Noun
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the cessation or end of sorrow |