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water amaranth |
Noun
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a variety of edible amaranth found in wetlands |
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water mimosa |
Noun
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a moisture-loving plant with small round leaves and white flowers |
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lower life form |
Noun
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a non-human existence resulting from past sins |
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non-human birth |
Noun
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a state of birth other than human |
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pink shade |
Adjective
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a specific shade of pink |
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low-life |
Noun
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a criminal of a lower status than a common thug |
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ostracized |
Adjective
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socially excluded or cast out from a community |
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'-drinker |
Phrase
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a suffix indicating one who consumes or drinks |
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water-related |
Phrase
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a suffix denoting association with or relation to water |
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drinking party |
Noun
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a social gathering for consuming alcoholic beverages |
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seeing through |
Noun
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the act of seeing through something |
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divorce paper |
Noun
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a legal document formalizing the dissolution of a marriage |
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personification of sin |
Noun
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a symbolic representation of sin visualized by a practitioner |
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presiding deity of sin |
Noun
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a divine entity created to oversee and balance sin in the universe |
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expiated |
Adjective
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freed from the consequences or burden of sin |
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Papmochani Ekadashi |
Noun
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the eleventh day of the waning moon in the month of Chaitra |
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poppadom |
Noun
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a thin, crispy disc made from lentil flour and spices |
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crisp bread |
Noun
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a thin, flaky type of bread or sweet pastry |
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ancient Persian |
Noun
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an ancient inhabitant of Persia |
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malevolent look |
Noun
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a malicious or harmful gaze directed at others |
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Shukadeva |
Noun
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the sage Shukadeva |
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make to happen |
Verb
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to cause something to fall or occur |
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evil intention |
Noun
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a wicked or malicious intent arising in the mind |
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family pension |
Noun
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a pension benefit extended to the family of a deceased employee |
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family budget |
Noun
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a financial plan based on the needs of a household |
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family security |
Noun
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the protection or security provided to an employee's family by an authority |
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cause to be crossed |
Verb
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to cause someone or something to be crossed |
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playback singer |
Noun
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the act of singing in harmony with or in the background of a lead singer |
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marginal note |
Noun
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a note written in the margin of a text or book |
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rear guard |
Noun
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a military unit assigned to protect the rear of an army |
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Erythrina variegata |
Noun
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a tree species with large leaves |
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Indian coral tree |
Noun
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a tree species with large leaves |
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Persia |
Noun
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the country of Iran |
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Parvana Shraddha |
Noun
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ancestral rites performed during a festival or the dark fortnight of Ashvin |
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ancestral rites performed on a specific lunar day |
Phrase
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ancestral rites performed during a festival or the dark fortnight of Ashvin |
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cordillera |
Noun
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a series or chain of mountains |
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clay pot |
Noun
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a vessel made of clay |
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clay lingam |
Noun
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a phallic symbol of Shiva made of clay |
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a specific year |
Noun
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a specific year in a calendar cycle |
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highlander woman |
Noun
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a woman from the hills |
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let grow |
Verb
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to allow hair, nails, or trees to grow without cutting |
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emulatable |
Adjective
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worthy of being followed or imitated |
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Limbu folk song |
Noun
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a traditional song sung by the Limbu people during the paddy dance |
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both banks |
Phrase
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both banks of a river or sea |
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eave |
Noun
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a small roof projection extending from a wall below the main roof |
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spinach-like |
Adjective
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resembling or related to spinach |
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breaking of a fast |
Noun
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the first meal taken on the second day to break a fast |
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manumitted slave |
Noun
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a person released from slavery |
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small churn |
Noun
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a small portable churn for dairy |
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hand churn |
Noun
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a small portable churn for dairy |