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hoarse speech |
Noun
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a voice that is hoarse or distorted |
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cracked voice |
Noun
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a voice that is hoarse or distorted |
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some amount |
Adverb
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to some extent or in some quantity |
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vicissitudes |
Noun
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the alternating circumstances of joy and sorrow |
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incensing |
Noun
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the act of burning incense or aromatic substances |
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ghee lamp |
Noun
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wick soaked in clarified butter lit after incense |
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more violently |
Adverb
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in a manner that is more wheezing or rattling |
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worthy of contemplation |
Adjective
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deserving of deep thought or reflection |
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lowering of a flag |
Noun
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act of removing a flag or lowering a ceremonial pole |
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striking of a flag |
Noun
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act of removing a flag or lowering a ceremonial pole |
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suggestive meaning |
Noun
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meaning conveyed through suggestion or implication |
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phonosemantic |
Adjective
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relating to sound as the primary source of meaning |
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phonosemantics |
Noun
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quality or state of being phonosemantic |
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attention-grabbing |
Adjective
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serving to draw focus or remind of a forgotten subject |
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meditator |
Noun
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person engaged in deep meditation or spiritual practice |
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phoneme system |
Noun
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system of distinct sounds and their articulatory differences in a language |
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audio drama |
Noun
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type of drama broadcast via radio |
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sound indicator |
Noun
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device or indicator that displays sound waves |
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phoneme category |
Noun
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classification of sounds based on articulatory similarities and differences |
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sound class |
Noun
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classification of sounds based on articulatory similarities and differences |
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to be hollowed out |
Verb
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to be caused to become hollow or cavernous |
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to be made cavernous |
Verb
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to be caused to become hollow or cavernous |
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to hollow out |
Verb
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to cause to become hollow or cavernous |
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to make cavernous |
Verb
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to cause to become hollow or cavernous |
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pied wagtail |
Noun
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sparrow-sized bird with black and white plumage |
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erection of a pole |
Noun
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act of erecting a ceremonial pole for festivals |
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sound combination |
Noun
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close proximity of two sounds while maintaining distinct identities |
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phonotactics |
Noun
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close proximity of two sounds while maintaining distinct identities |
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acoustic signal |
Noun
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auditory signal used to indicate an event or time |
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sound propagation |
Noun
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process of sound traveling from speaker to listener through the air |
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Polaris |
Noun
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star appearing fixed in the northern sky |
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Dhruva darshan |
Phrase
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ritual where a groom shows the North Star to his bride during a wedding ceremony |
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sonation |
Noun
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act of producing sound or vocalization |
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mythical abode |
Noun
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mythological realm where the devotee Dhruva resides |
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undeniable truth |
Noun
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absolute and unchangeable truth |
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laundry ghat |
Noun
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designated area with water used by washermen for cleaning clothes |
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washing place |
Noun
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designated area with water used by washermen for cleaning clothes |
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Valeriana jatamansi |
Noun
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medicinal plant with trifoliate leaves and white flowers |
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decorations |
Noun
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colorful banners, garlands, and paper ornaments used for celebrations |
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festive bunting |
Noun
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colorful banners, garlands, and paper ornaments used for celebrations |
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flag-raising |
Noun
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act of hoisting or erecting a flag |
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be denied |
Verb
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to be subjected to denial or refusal |
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be refused |
Verb
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to be subjected to denial or refusal |
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be rejected |
Verb
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to be subjected to denial or refusal |
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Nakula |
Noun
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one of the five Pandava brothers in Hindu mythology |
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foppery |
Noun
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excessive concern with appearance and affectation |
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astrological deities |
Noun
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celestial entities in astrology governing human fortunes |
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planetary deities |
Noun
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celestial entities in astrology governing human fortunes |
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Dhruva |
Noun
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mythological devotee and son of King Uttanapada |
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to become shameless |
Verb
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to become brazen or lacking in shame |