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language of the gods |
Noun
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the language spoken by the gods, identified as Sanskrit |
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godlike person |
Noun
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a person possessing godlike qualities |
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devotional property |
Noun
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property offered to deities or held in trust for them |
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divine portion |
Noun
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a portion or part of a deity |
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divine element |
Noun
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a divine element or part of a deity |
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divine incarnation |
Noun
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person born with a portion of divinity |
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minor deity |
Noun
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attendant of the gods such as a yaksha or vidyadhara |
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observation of culture |
Noun
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observation of the religion, culture, and social customs prevalent in one's own country |
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study of national culture |
Noun
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study of the religion, culture, and social customs prevalent in one's own country |
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foreign lands |
Noun
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collection of various countries or foreign lands |
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divine sacrifice |
Noun
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one of the five daily sacrifices performed by a householder |
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deva yajna |
Noun
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one of the five daily sacrifices performed by a householder |
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Leucas plant |
Noun
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large variety of Leucas plant with pale green flowers |
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divine cow |
Noun
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cow kept in a sacred place or a wish-fulfilling cow |
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Kaustubha |
Noun
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the mythical Kaustubha gem |
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hair whorl |
Noun
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whorl of hair on a horse's neck |
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domestic cloth |
Noun
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fabric produced within one's own country |
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home-grown |
Adjective
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produced or manufactured within one's own country |
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divine soul |
Noun
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soul that is pure and holy like that of a deity |
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godlike soul |
Noun
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soul that is pure and holy like that of a deity |
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offering to a deity |
Noun
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act of offering or dedicating an item to a deity |
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regional language |
Noun
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language spoken as a mother tongue by various ethnic groups within a country |
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threshold lamp |
Noun
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lamp placed at a doorway to illuminate both inside and outside |
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god of gods |
Noun
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the supreme deity among all gods |
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tour of the country |
Noun
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study and contemplation of national realities through travel |
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travel study |
Noun
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study and contemplation of national realities through travel |
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ancestral worship |
Noun
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periodic ritual worship of a family deity |
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national defense |
Noun
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act of protecting one's country from foreign invasion |
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home and abroad |
Phrase
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one's own country and foreign lands |
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domestic and foreign |
Phrase
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one's own country and foreign lands |
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national custom |
Noun
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prevailing customs, rules, and conduct of a country |
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Lord of gods |
Noun
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the supreme lord of all deities |
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Supreme God |
Noun
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the supreme lord of all deities |
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door bolt hole |
Noun
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a hole in a door or a wooden block attached to it for inserting a bolt |
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door latch hole |
Noun
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a hole in a door or a wooden block attached to it for inserting a bolt |
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Daiva marriage |
Noun
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one of the eight forms of marriage where a daughter is given to a priest during a sacrifice |
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religious procession |
Noun
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a religious procession or festival dedicated to deities |
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Deva (title) |
Noun
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a title used by Brahmins |
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divine debt |
Noun
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the debt owed by humans for the favors bestowed by gods |
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debt to the gods |
Noun
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the debt owed by humans for the favors bestowed by gods |
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divine intervention |
Noun
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an event caused by divine will or fate |
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reed fiber |
Noun
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a dark-colored reed fiber used for weaving mats |
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subject to fate |
Adjective
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subject to the influence of fate or destiny |
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celestial path |
Noun
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the path traversed by deities |
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path of the gods |
Noun
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the path traversed by deities |
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small cooking pot |
Noun
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a small cooking pot with two handles |
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daily transport |
Noun
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the daily transport or movement of goods from one place to another |
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daily commute |
Noun
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the daily transport or movement of goods from one place to another |
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two people |
Phrase
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only two people |
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two ears |
Noun
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two ears |