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cause to be neglected Verb to cause something to be ignored or neglected
selfless deed Noun an action performed without desire for reward
patterned cloth Noun a type of fabric featuring a pigeon-eye pattern
domestic worker Noun a person employed for a salary or room and board to perform household chores
eye camp Noun a medical camp organized for eye care or eye donation
Nobel Prize Noun world-renowned award established by Alfred Nobel in 1901 for significant contributions in physics, chemistry, economics, physiology, medicine, literature, and peace
November Noun eleventh month of the Gregorian calendar, spanning parts of mid-Kartik to mid-Mangsir
smoothing tool Noun wooden implement used for smoothing or polishing surfaces treated with plaster or mortar
polishing tool Noun wooden implement used for smoothing or polishing surfaces treated with plaster or mortar
Nepali language Noun language spoken by the majority of Nepalis and the national language of Nepal
harvest festival Noun festival celebrated by the Dhimal people of the eastern Terai after the harvest of new crops
one hundred eighty Adjective pertaining to the number one hundred eighty
cuckoo bird Noun a type of cuckoo bird
literary organization Noun literary institution established in 1970 BS as Gorkha Bhasha Prakashini Samiti, later known as Nepali Bhasha Prakashini Samiti, which eventually became Sajha Prakashan
all body parts Noun all parts of the body
entire body Noun all parts of the body
new arrival Adjective a female who has just arrived at a home
new acquaintance Adjective a female who has recently become acquainted
newly acquainted Adjective recently known or newly acquainted
naval power Noun the strength of a navy or maritime force
sal ammoniac Noun a type of brittle and strong alkaline substance
Navaratri Noun the nine days preceding Vijaya Dashami, from the first to the ninth day of the bright fortnight of Ashoj
love of justice Noun devotion or love for justice
justice system Noun the arrangement or system for delivering justice
administration of justice Noun the administration of the judicial department or legal services
naumati Noun auspicious musical instruments played daily at the main gate of a palace or temple
ceremonial band Noun auspicious musical instruments played daily at the main gate of a palace or temple
shaggy sheep Noun a type of shaggy Himalayan sheep with fur resembling that of a musk deer
himalayan sheep Noun a type of shaggy Himalayan sheep with fur resembling that of a musk deer
music gallery Noun a room above the main gate of a palace or temple where auspicious music is played daily
well-proportioned woman Noun woman with attractive physical features including breasts, hips, and waist
shapely woman Noun woman with attractive physical features including breasts, hips, and waist
justice-loving Adjective fond of justice
literary term Phrase term for a water source used in folk songs or poetry
relating to Nirriti Adjective pertaining to the deity Nirriti
Nyaya philosophy Noun one of the six schools of Indian philosophy focused on logical analysis
first harvest ceremony Noun ceremony of offering the first harvest of the season
barber woman Noun woman belonging to the barber caste
ritual meditation Noun ritual act of placing mantras and meditating on a deity during worship
nyasa-dhyana Noun ritual act of placing mantras and meditating on a deity during worship
bring to a head Phrase to cause a boil or blister to fill with pus through treatment
ripenable Adjective suitable for ripening
ready to be ripened Adjective suitable for ripening
musical ensemble Noun traditional ensemble of musical instruments including drums, trumpets, and pipes
traditional band Noun traditional ensemble of musical instruments including drums, trumpets, and pipes
to be caught Verb to be seized or captured
to be apprehended Verb to be seized or captured
water-bearer Noun woman who goes to a water source to fetch water
woman fetching water Noun woman who goes to a water source to fetch water
dried dung cake Noun hard lump of dried cow dung used as fuel