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to be sane |
Verb
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to remain in a rational state |
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to talk in sleep |
Verb
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to talk incoherently while sleeping |
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to mutter in sleep |
Verb
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to mutter senselessly during sleep |
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cotton bow |
Noun
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a bow-shaped instrument used for fluffing cotton |
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weaving tool |
Noun
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a tool used for weaving traditional mats |
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brightly lit |
Adjective
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shining or glowing intensely |
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archery science |
Noun
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the art or science of archery |
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Dhanurveda |
Noun
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a secondary scripture of the Yajurveda dealing with archery |
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thorn apple |
Noun
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a spiny plant with large fruits and flowers of various colors |
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fire-walking |
Noun
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the act of walking on fire performed by ascetics |
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related to Dhamar |
Adjective
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pertaining to fire-walking |
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shamanic practice |
Noun
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the profession or work of a shaman |
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strenuous activity |
Noun
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the process of performing work with great effort |
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shamanic performance |
Noun
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the ritualistic work performed by a shaman |
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swarm of termites |
Noun
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a large group of termites |
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termite-like |
Adjective
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having the nature or characteristics of a termite |
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be clouded |
Verb
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to be made murky or unclear |
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be muddied |
Verb
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to be made muddy or turbid |
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rapid activity |
Noun
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the act of working rapidly and continuously |
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nuzzling |
Noun
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the nudging of a mother's udder by a calf while nursing |
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religious duties |
Noun
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religious or virtuous deeds |
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underminer |
Noun
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a person who secretly destroys their own support or kin |
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become suspicious |
Verb
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to have suspicion arise in the mind |
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develop doubts |
Verb
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to begin to harbor doubts |
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go downhill |
Verb
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to experience a decline in personal affairs or household stability |
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strip of cloth |
Noun
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a long strip of cloth |
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grain bank |
Noun
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a community grain store for social welfare |
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in a stream |
Adverb
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in a manner of flowing like a stream |
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surface-related |
Adjective
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relating to the surface or ground level |
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striped deer |
Noun
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a brown deer with white stripes and sheep-like horns |
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burden-bearer |
Noun
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person who bears the weight of the earth |
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persistent effort |
Noun
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continuous effort made to achieve a goal |
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Diggaja |
Noun
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mythical elephant supporting the world |
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ritual act |
Noun
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scripture-prescribed act performed for spiritual merit or salvation |
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beneficial thing |
Noun
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truthful or beneficial matter |
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religious court |
Noun
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ancient court established to resolve sins, crimes, and corruption |
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tribunal of justice |
Noun
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ancient judicial body for resolving moral and legal transgressions |
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religious practice |
Noun
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meritorious act performed according to religious texts |
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religious work |
Noun
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work related to religious duty or merit |
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be threatened |
Verb
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to be subjected to threats |
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feel threatened |
Verb
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to feel the fear of a threat |
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defender of religion |
Noun
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person who protects and preserves religion |
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preacher of dharma |
Noun
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one who teaches religious knowledge to others |
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expectant waiting |
Noun
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act of waiting expectantly for something |
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dangerous place |
Noun
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hazardous or dangerous location |
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ritual instrument |
Noun
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percussion instrument used in Buddhist rituals |
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ceremonial percussion instrument |
Noun
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ceremonial instrument played with sticks in Buddhist rites |
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religious charter |
Noun
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document of religious regulations issued by a ruler or authority |
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religious edict |
Noun
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official decree regarding religious order |
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path of righteousness |
Noun
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conduct or rules prescribed by religious scriptures |