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Bhishma Pitamah |
Noun
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a legendary figure in the Mahabharata, son of King Shantanu |
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having suffered |
Adjective
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having undergone suffering or hardship |
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to be paid |
Verb
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to be settled or paid off |
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embers |
Noun
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a pile of glowing hot coals |
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live coals |
Noun
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a pile of glowing hot coals |
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kinless |
Adjective
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lacking any relatives or kin |
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self-taught |
Adjective
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having gained fame as a shaman without formal initiation |
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self-initiated |
Adjective
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having gained spiritual power spontaneously without a guru |
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in limbo |
Phrase
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in an uncertain or indecisive state |
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ground-dwelling bird |
Noun
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a small bird that walks on the ground |
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offering leaf |
Noun
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a leaf used as a floral offering for deities |
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making bark |
Noun
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the act or process of causing to bark |
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being killed |
Verb
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to be put to death |
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who cares |
Phrase
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an expression of indifference or disregard |
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glowing coal |
Noun
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a piece of burning, glowing coal |
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to become an ember |
Verb
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to turn into a glowing ember |
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to glow |
Verb
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to glow like a hot coal |
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to be in distress |
Verb
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to be plunged into deep suffering or distress |
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to be in agony |
Verb
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to be consumed by agony or mental torment |
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make bark |
Verb
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to cause to bark |
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dry fried vegetable |
Noun
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a dry vegetable dish prepared by frying in oil or ghee |
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offal fry |
Noun
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a dish made of fried offal such as intestines and liver |
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roasted mustard oil |
Noun
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mustard oil extracted from roasted seeds to prevent spoilage |
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largest share |
Noun
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the largest portion of something |
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biggest portion |
Noun
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the biggest share of a distribution |
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Bhimsen-like |
Adjective
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related to or resembling the character Bhimsen |
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stir-fry |
Noun
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a dish of stir-fried meat or offal |
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to be burdened by debt |
Verb
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to be heavily burdened by debt |
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to be overwhelmed by debt |
Verb
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to be overwhelmed by financial obligations |
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pull hair |
Verb
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to pull or tear out hair forcefully |
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fried food |
Noun
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something fried or a snack, often used in child language |
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plump person |
Noun
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a stout or chubby person |
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swollen object |
Noun
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a swollen or bulging object |
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ember-related |
Adjective
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related to or pertaining to glowing embers |
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of embers |
Adjective
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consisting of or belonging to embers |
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payment voucher |
Noun
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a document recording a payment transaction |
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fried offal |
Noun
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a dish made by frying a mixture of intestines, stomach, liver, and lungs |
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fry-up |
Noun
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a fried dish of assorted animal offal |
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be plucked |
Verb
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to have hair or feathers plucked out |
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have hair pulled out |
Verb
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to have hair forcibly removed |
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pull out hair |
Verb
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to pull out hair or feathers |
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small people |
Noun
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small children and ordinary people |
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sev |
Noun
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a salty snack made from deep-fried chickpea flour batter |
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large khukuri |
Noun
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a large-sized curved blade or khukuri |
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eri silk |
Noun
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a type of coarse silk fabric or shawl |
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be mistaken |
Verb
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to fall into error or be misled |
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matchwood tree |
Noun
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a tree species used for making matches |
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short boy |
Noun
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a short or stunted boy |
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parched food |
Noun
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parched or roasted food items |
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to be brought to a boil |
Verb
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to be brought to a bubbling boil |