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hallmarked gold |
Noun
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high-quality gold bearing an official hallmark |
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lion-like man |
Noun
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a man of lion-like bravery or excellence |
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heroic man |
Noun
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a man of lion-like bravery or excellence |
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divine sages |
Noun
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two sages considered incarnations of Vishnu |
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human world |
Noun
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the world inhabited by humans |
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river-born |
Adjective
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originating from a river |
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namaste |
Noun
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act of showing respect by joining both hands |
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thread cutter |
Noun
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tool for cutting internal threads in a nut |
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wretched place |
Noun
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place of suffering or painful existence |
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river-irrigated |
Adjective
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land irrigated by river water rather than relying solely on rainfall |
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fastidious person |
Noun
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person who is overly fussy or difficult to please |
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fussy person |
Noun
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person who is overly fussy or difficult to please |
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Nara-Narayana |
Noun
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Krishna and his companion Arjuna, considered an incarnation of Narayana |
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hell pit |
Noun
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pit in hell where sinners are tortured or an extremely filthy place |
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savory snack |
Noun
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a type of salty fried snack |
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hominin |
Noun
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primate resembling a human or a fossilized hominid |
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newly discovered |
Adjective
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recently discovered or found |
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newly found |
Adjective
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recently discovered or found |
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skull necklace |
Noun
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garland made of human skulls |
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human carrier |
Noun
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a vehicle carried by humans |
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human vehicle |
Noun
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a vehicle carried by humans |
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mixed quality |
Noun
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mixture of good and bad quality |
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neohumanism |
Noun
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literary theory emphasizing internal resolve and self-restraint over natural human instincts |
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Neo-Aristotelianism |
Noun
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critical theory advocating for the synthesis of useful elements from various critical methodologies |
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neocolonialist |
Noun
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follower or proponent of neocolonialism |
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made to dance |
Adjective
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caused to dance |
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danced |
Adjective
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having already danced |
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dramatic element |
Noun
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component of the Kaishiki style in Sanskrit drama |
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dramatic sub-plot |
Noun
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dramatic element depicting the secret behavior of a hero |
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New Democracy |
Noun
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political system transitioning capitalist culture and economy toward socialism during a proletarian revolution |
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non-drinker |
Noun
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person who does not drink alcohol |
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Navadurga |
Noun
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nine manifestations of the goddess Durga worshipped during Navaratri |
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nine parts |
Adverb
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in nine parts or sections |
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nine treasures |
Noun
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nine treasures of Kubera |
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bashful bride |
Noun
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newlywed woman characterized by shyness or fear |
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shy bride |
Noun
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newlywed woman characterized by shyness or fear |
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ingénue |
Noun
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young woman who is shy or fearful in the presence of her partner |
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tender stage |
Noun
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early or tender stage of growth |
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vanara |
Noun
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vanara warrior in Rama's army |
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new meeting |
Noun
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new meeting or union |
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new encounter |
Noun
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new meeting or encounter |
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first sexual intercourse |
Phrase
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first sexual union between a newlywed couple |
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new grain |
Noun
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newly harvested grain |
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freshly harvested grain |
Noun
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newly harvested grain |
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excellent person |
Noun
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excellent or superior person |
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neohumanist |
Noun
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follower or believer in neohumanism |
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new crown prince |
Noun
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newly declared crown prince |
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cause to harness |
Verb
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to cause to harness or yoke |
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Cenozoic era |
Noun
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Cenozoic era, the geological period starting 60 million years ago |
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nine goddesses |
Noun
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nine virgin goddesses worshipped during Navaratri |