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pedestrian walkway |
Noun
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a path for pedestrians built on the sides of a bridge |
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patwari |
Noun
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a village land record keeper |
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village accountant |
Noun
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an official responsible for maintaining village land records |
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impenetrable forest |
Adjective
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describing a forest or thicket that is impossible to enter |
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weaver caste |
Noun
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a community or caste involved in weaving or working with thread and beads |
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registration form |
Noun
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predefined document to be filled out for registration purposes |
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Panchashila |
Noun
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five ethical rules for Buddhist laypeople regarding non-violence, honesty, and self-restraint |
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five precepts |
Noun
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five ethical rules for Buddhist laypeople regarding non-violence, honesty, and self-restraint |
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land record keeper |
Noun
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official in the Terai region responsible for maintaining land and revenue records |
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poppingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing successive popping sounds like firecrackers |
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articulatedly |
Adverb
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in a clear, audible, and articulated manner |
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hemming |
Noun
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the act of sewing the edge of a fabric |
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to be exploded |
Verb
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to be subjected to the action of being exploded |
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to be detonated |
Verb
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to be subjected to the action of being detonated |
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to be cracked |
Verb
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to be caused to make a cracking sound |
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to be popped |
Verb
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to be caused to make a popping sound |
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to crack |
Verb
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to cause to make a cracking sound |
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to pop |
Verb
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to cause to make a popping sound |
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senior queen |
Noun
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the principal or senior queen |
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eye patch |
Noun
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a cloth tied over the eye for protection against dust and dirt |
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striped fabric |
Noun
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striped fabric typically used for sleepwear or undergarments |
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cotton cloth |
Noun
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striped cotton fabric typically used for sleepwear or undergarments |
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woolen fabric |
Noun
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a specific type of woolen textile |
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fermented paddy |
Noun
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paddy fermented by being stacked in a pile after harvest |
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teaching and learning |
Noun
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the process of studying and teaching |
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popping sound |
Noun
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a sound resembling repeated popping or cracking |
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be bored |
Verb
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to experience a feeling of weariness or monotony |
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get bored |
Verb
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to feel weary or monotonous due to prolonged inactivity or repetition |
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feel lethargic |
Verb
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to feel lethargic or lazy |
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small mattress |
Noun
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a small mattress or mat used for infants |
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Panchsheel |
Noun
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five principles of international relations established at the 1955 Bandung Conference |
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five principles of peaceful coexistence |
Phrase
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five principles of international relations established at the 1955 Bandung Conference |
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Patna |
Noun
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capital city of the Indian state of Bihar |
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five stages of a drama |
Phrase
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the five structural divisions of a drama |
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panchasandhi |
Noun
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the five structural divisions of a drama |
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five aggregates |
Phrase
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the five components of existence in Buddhist philosophy |
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skandha |
Noun
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the five components of existence in Buddhist philosophy |
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deciduous forest |
Noun
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forest where trees shed their leaves during specific seasons |
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be read |
Verb
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to undergo the action of being read |
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Celtis |
Noun
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a type of tree with smooth leaves and black fruit |
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not sent |
Phrase
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the state of not being dispatched |
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sari border |
Noun
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a decorative border on the lower edge of a sari |
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sari trim |
Noun
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a decorative trim on the lower edge of a sari |
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practice stick |
Noun
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a stick used for practicing sword fighting |
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training staff |
Noun
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a staff used for combat training |
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shoulder sash |
Noun
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a strap worn from the shoulder to the waist for ceremonial attire |
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ceremonial strap |
Noun
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a ceremonial strap worn over the shoulder |
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ritual washing |
Noun
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the act of washing only the face and hands instead of a full bath |
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mridanga |
Noun
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a traditional drum instrument |
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husband-seeker |
Noun
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a woman who desires a husband |