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celestial maiden |
Noun
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a nymph or maiden of divine origin |
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chintamani |
Noun
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a mythical gem that grants all desires |
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double-burner stove |
Adjective
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having two burners for cooking |
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lamp tower |
Noun
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a tower-like structure designed to hold a light |
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Dushasana |
Noun
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one of the hundred sons of Dhritarashtra |
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fork-tongued |
Adjective
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having two tongues |
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two-storied |
Adjective
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having two floors |
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two-storeyed |
Adjective
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having two floors |
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two-teated |
Adjective
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having two teats |
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milky plant |
Noun
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a milky herb |
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long-term sacrifice |
Noun
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a ritual sacrifice lasting for a long duration |
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long service |
Noun
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uninterrupted service performed over a long period |
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double-time |
Noun
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a musical tempo twice as fast as the initial rhythm |
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sprinting |
Noun
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the act or process of running |
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lifelong agnihotra |
Adjective
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performed throughout one's life |
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Dipaka |
Noun
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a figure of speech describing common attributes between the subject and the object |
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illicit dealer |
Adjective
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engaged in illegal work or trade |
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double-pitched roof |
Noun
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a house with a roof having two slopes |
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person with both parents living |
Noun
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a person whose parents are both alive |
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adulterous woman |
Noun
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a woman who has left her husband to live with another man |
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woman who has eloped |
Noun
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a woman who has left her husband to live with another man |
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milk sweet |
Noun
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a juicy milk-based sweet made into balls |
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Asian paradise flycatcher |
Noun
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a bird with a black head, white body, and long crest-like tail |
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second day of the lunar fortnight |
Noun
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the second day of the bright or dark lunar fortnight |
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Buddhist scholar |
Noun
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a medieval tantric Buddhist master who traveled from India through Nepal to Tibet |
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Dipankara |
Noun
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a medieval tantric Buddhist master who traveled from India through Nepal to Tibet |
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according to effort |
Adverb
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in proportion to the effort exerted |
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commensurate with labor |
Adverb
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in proportion to the effort exerted |
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hardship and punishment |
Noun
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suffering and punishment |
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suffering and chastisement |
Noun
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suffering and punishment |
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inflicting pain |
Noun
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the act or process of causing physical or mental suffering |
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delicate intestine |
Noun
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the delicate intestine that receives milk in the stomach |
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divine hero |
Noun
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a supernatural or mythological hero in literature |
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divine vision |
Noun
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the inner eye or intuitive wisdom used to perceive invisible truths |
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product of two and two |
Noun
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the product of two multiplied by two |
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dairy industry |
Noun
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the trade or profession of selling and distributing milk |
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dairy business |
Noun
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the trade or profession of selling and distributing milk |
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Ocean of Milk |
Noun
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one of the seven legendary oceans in Hindu mythology |
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latex-producing tree |
Noun
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a tree that secretes a milky sap |
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tender lips |
Noun
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soft and tender lips |
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Dumjali |
Adjective
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related to or originating from Dumja |
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joblessness |
Noun
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the state or condition of being a worldly person |
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commencement speech |
Noun
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a speech delivered by a dignitary at a graduation ceremony |
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feel pain |
Verb
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to experience physical or mental suffering |
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lactiferous |
Adjective
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containing or producing milk |
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two-housed |
Noun
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a person who owns or maintains two houses |
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having two homes |
Noun
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a person who owns or maintains two houses |
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sister-exchange marriage |
Noun
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a marriage arrangement involving the exchange of sisters between two families |
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mixed-breed |
Adjective
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of mixed origin or cross-bred |
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portion kept back |
Noun
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a small portion set aside from a larger amount before giving it away |