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worthy of alms |
Phrase
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worthy of receiving alms |
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inner fence |
Phrase
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a fence installed inside the outer perimeter of a house |
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inner enclosure |
Phrase
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an enclosure installed inside the outer perimeter of a house |
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inner terai |
Phrase
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the flat region between the foothills of the Mahabharat range and the Chure hills |
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occurred to |
Verb
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occurred in thought or imagination |
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be well-versed |
Verb
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to be highly skilled or expert in a subject |
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be proficient |
Verb
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to be highly competent or adept in a subject |
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wall-hanging |
Adjective
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hung or displayed on a wall |
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wall chart |
Noun
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a chart displayed on a wall for educational or informational purposes |
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bringing in |
Noun
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the act or process of bringing something inside |
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be constrained |
Verb
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to be confined by limits, obstacles, or rules |
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be restricted |
Verb
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to be limited by boundaries, constraints, or regulations |
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astronomical text |
Noun
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an ancient treatise on astrology or astronomy |
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be made wet |
Verb
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to be caused to become wet |
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sister's husband |
Noun
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the husband of one's sister |
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offered to Bhimsen |
Adjective
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offered as a sacrifice to the deity Bhimsen |
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non-native |
Adjective
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originating from another region or country |
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different-minded |
Adjective
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having a different intention or purpose |
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different-meaning |
Adjective
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having a distinct or separate meaning |
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internal organs |
Noun
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the internal organs of the body such as the liver, lungs, heart, and intestines |
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inner layer |
Noun
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the inner layer of a garment |
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to be brought in |
Verb
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to be taken or ushered inside |
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be conscious |
Verb
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to be in a state of awareness |
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be aware |
Verb
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to be cognizant or alert |
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be overcome |
Verb
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to be caused to be overcome |
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be mastered |
Verb
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to be caused to be mastered |
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different meaning |
Noun
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a separate or distinct meaning |
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distinct sense |
Noun
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a unique or different interpretation |
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make money |
Phrase
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to earn money |
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inside pocket |
Noun
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a pocket located on the inside of a garment |
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burden with |
Verb
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assign a task or responsibility to someone |
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wall cupboard |
Noun
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a storage compartment built into a wall |
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built-in cupboard |
Noun
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a storage compartment built into a wall |
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wall calendar |
Noun
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a calendar designed to be hung on a wall |
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find time for |
Verb
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manage to find time for a task |
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be saddled with |
Verb
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reluctantly accept a responsibility |
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be burdened with |
Verb
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reluctantly accept a responsibility |
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Phyllanthus niruri |
Noun
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a medicinal plant with small fruit and leaves resembling gooseberry |
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Bhim Malla |
Noun
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a historical Malla-era minister and merchant of Kathmandu |
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flickering light |
Noun
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a faint or fading light |
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dim light |
Noun
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a faint or fading light |
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small earthen pot |
Noun
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a small earthen vessel or pot |
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puffed bread |
Noun
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a thick bread that puffs up when baked over fire |
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inner lining |
Noun
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a thin leather layer used inside footwear |
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enjoyed |
Adjective
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having experienced or enjoyed something |
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boundary wall |
Noun
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an earthen ridge or wall marking a boundary |
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house tax |
Noun
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a tax levied on urban houses and land |
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Bhuktivada |
Noun
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a literary theory positing that aesthetic pleasure is experienced by the audience |
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theory of aesthetic enjoyment |
Noun
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a literary theory positing that aesthetic pleasure is experienced by the audience |
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force upon |
Verb
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force a responsibility upon someone |