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to be submerged |
Verb
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to be caused to sink or subside |
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to sink |
Verb
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to cause something to sink or subside |
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to submerge |
Verb
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to cause something to sink or subside |
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veinlet |
Noun
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a thin vein found in leaves or vegetables |
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drum stroke |
Noun
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a specific beat or stroke on a drum like a mridangam or tabla |
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bol |
Noun
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a rhythmic syllable used in percussion instruments like the mridangam or tabla |
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to be run |
Verb
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to be subjected to the act of running |
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destroyer deity |
Noun
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a deity associated with destruction or welfare, specifically Shiva |
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solar deity |
Noun
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one of the twelve manifestations of the sun |
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lawfully wedded wife |
Noun
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a wife married according to religious rites |
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Metal Age |
Noun
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the archaeological period following the Stone Age characterized by the discovery of metal |
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spider silk |
Noun
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the fine thread produced by a spider to construct its web |
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Dhangar |
Noun
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a member of the Dhangar ethnic group |
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emblic |
Noun
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a medicinal fruit that is one of the three components of triphala |
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amla |
Noun
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a medicinal fruit that is one of the three components of triphala |
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Dhanuk |
Noun
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an ethnic group residing in the Terai region of Nepal |
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root theory |
Noun
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a linguistic theory positing that all words are derived from roots |
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wind deity |
Noun
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one of the forty-nine wind deities |
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Marut |
Noun
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one of the forty-nine wind deities |
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Amla |
Noun
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a medicinal fruit that is one of the three components of triphala |
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made of metal |
Adjective
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constructed from or composed of metal |
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bodily humors |
Noun
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the seven fundamental elements of the body including plasma, blood, bone, flesh, fat, marrow, and semen |
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vital fluids |
Noun
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the seven fundamental elements of the body including plasma, blood, bone, flesh, fat, marrow, and semen |
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Indian olibanum |
Noun
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a type of resinous plant known as bhairumpati |
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Boswellia serrata |
Noun
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a type of resinous plant known as bhairumpati |
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government granary |
Noun
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a government facility for storing grain such as paddy |
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paddy-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to paddy |
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rice-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to rice |
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interest in kind |
Phrase
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interest paid in the form of paddy for a loan |
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grain interest |
Phrase
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interest paid in the form of grain for a loan |
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nurse tree |
Noun
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mature tree left standing to protect newly planted saplings |
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shelter tree |
Noun
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mature tree left standing to protect newly planted saplings |
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run errands |
Phrase
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to go back and forth repeatedly to accomplish a task |
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errand-running |
Noun
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the act or process of running errands |
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intrinsic value |
Noun
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value of a coin based on its metal content rather than its face value |
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bullion value |
Noun
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value of a coin based on its metal content rather than its face value |
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be enough |
Verb
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to be sufficient for a specific purpose or expense |
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grains |
Noun
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cereals or food grains |
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five types of grain |
Noun
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five specific varieties of rice including shali, vrihi, shuka, shivi, and kshudra |
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fermented beverage |
Noun
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a fermented alcoholic beverage made from rice flour and millet |
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trickling sound |
Noun
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the sound produced by milk hitting a container while milking |
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green-colored |
Adjective
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having a green color |
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carder |
Noun
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a person who cards cotton |
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curse gesture |
Noun
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a hand gesture used while cursing someone |
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freshly milked |
Adjective
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still warm from the udder immediately after milking |
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a species of duck |
Noun
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a species of duck with a pointed beak and black feet |
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descendant of Dhritarashtra |
Noun
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a descendant of Dhritarashtra |
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Kaurava |
Noun
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a member of the Kaurava dynasty |
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other religion |
Noun
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a religion other than one's ancestral faith |
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religious conversion |
Noun
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the act of changing one's religion |