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thread-soled shoe |
Noun
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a traditional Nepali shoe with a sole woven from thread |
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couriering |
Noun
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the act of delivering or fetching letters or messages |
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clan deity |
Noun
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a clan deity of the Limbu people |
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ancient weapon |
Noun
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a type of ancient weapon |
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Dhanishtha |
Noun
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the twenty-third of the twenty-seven lunar mansions |
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twenty-third nakshatra |
Noun
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the twenty-third of the twenty-seven lunar mansions |
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primordial elements |
Noun
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the fundamental elements of nature |
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serialized |
Adjective
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published or presented in successive parts |
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threatening gesture |
Phrase
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a hand held up in a sharp, threatening manner while cursing or scolding |
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menacing gesture |
Phrase
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a hand held up in a sharp, menacing manner while cursing or scolding |
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make flicker |
Verb
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to cause to flicker or glimmer |
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cause to quiver |
Verb
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to cause to quiver or tremble |
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religious activity |
Phrase
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a ritual or practice related to religious observance |
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be condemned |
Verb
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to be subjected to condemnation or reproach |
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be rebuked |
Verb
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to be subjected to rebuke or censure |
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calm hero |
Noun
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a literary hero characterized by both bravery and calmness |
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composed hero |
Noun
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a literary hero characterized by both bravery and composure |
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dashing hero |
Noun
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a literary hero who is brave, carefree, emotional, and pleasure-seeking |
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magnanimous hero |
Noun
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a noble, brave, and self-restrained literary hero who does not boast |
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Dhimal language |
Noun
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the native language spoken by the Dhimal people |
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religious conflict |
Phrase
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violent conflict between different religious groups or between religious and anti-religious factions |
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carded |
Adjective
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processed by combing or teasing fibers |
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scouringly |
Adverb
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in a manner of searching intensely and actively |
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cause to rob |
Verb
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to cause someone to rob or plunder |
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extract a secret |
Verb
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to extract a secret or hidden information from someone |
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pump for information |
Phrase
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to persistently question someone to obtain secret information |
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greedy woman |
Noun
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a woman with a greedy or plundering nature |
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robber woman |
Noun
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a woman who habitually robs or swindles |
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mobbing |
Noun
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the act or process of gathering in a crowd |
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to be caused to gather |
Verb
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to be caused to assemble or gather together |
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to be made to crowd |
Verb
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to be forced to gather in a crowd |
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incense-bearer |
Noun
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a person who offers incense during shamanic rituals |
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household chores |
Noun
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constant busyness with domestic tasks |
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domestic drudgery |
Noun
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tiresome and continuous household work |
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palpitatingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of rapid heartbeat due to exertion or fear |
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overcastness |
Noun
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the state or process of becoming overcast |
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linchpin pin |
Noun
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a pin inserted vertically at the end of an axle |
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porter's wage |
Noun
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payment for carrying a load |
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laundry charge |
Noun
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the fee charged for washing clothes |
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be made cloudy |
Verb
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to be caused to become cloudy or overcast |
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be overcast |
Verb
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to be covered by clouds |
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unit of land area |
Noun
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a land measurement equal to one-twentieth of a kattha |
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ganging up |
Noun
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the act of many people attacking one person |
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dusty pilgrimage |
Noun
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worshipping a deity without washing off the dust from one's feet after a pilgrimage |
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dry-sown seed |
Noun
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seeds sown in dry, powdery soil |
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dry seedbed |
Noun
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a seedbed prepared in loose, dry soil |
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powdered jaggery |
Noun
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jaggery in a loose, powdery form |
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draftable |
Adjective
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suitable for being yoked or used for plowing |
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yokable |
Adjective
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fit to be harnessed for draft work |
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gang up on |
Phrase
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to join others in attacking or persecuting someone |