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Bhoto Jatra |
Noun
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a famous annual festival in Jawalakhel where a historical vest is displayed from the chariot of Rato Machindranath |
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Bhutan |
Noun
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the country of Bhutan |
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object of enjoyment |
Noun
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an object suitable for enjoyment or consumption |
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spousal support |
Noun
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maintenance allowance provided by a husband to a separated wife |
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to be experienced |
Adjective
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worthy of or destined to be experienced |
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experiencer |
Noun
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one who consumes or undergoes states of pleasure or pain |
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Tibetan mastiff |
Noun
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a breed of large, shaggy-haired dog |
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war drum |
Noun
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a large drum used on ancient battlefields |
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mealtimes |
Noun
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the time designated for eating |
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be subjected to |
Verb
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to be forced to undergo or endure something |
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be made to experience |
Verb
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to be forced to undergo or endure something |
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disorderly gambling |
Noun
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disorganized gambling occurring near closing time |
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Sino-Tibetan |
Adjective
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relating to the language family including Tibetan, Chinese, Thai, Burmese, Bodo, and Karen |
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be visited |
Verb
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to be met or visited |
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donations |
Noun
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money or offerings given with reverence to deities or respected individuals |
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the next day |
Noun
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the day following the current one |
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Bauhinia vahlii |
Noun
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a climbing plant with large leaves used for making plates and rain covers |
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physical facilities |
Noun
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the collection of tangible facilities like buildings, playgrounds, and furniture |
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a type of wind instrument |
Noun
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a type of wind instrument similar to a flute |
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illusoriness |
Noun
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the state or quality of being illusory |
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have time |
Verb
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to have sufficient time or leisure to complete a task |
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physical environment |
Noun
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the tangible, external, or visible environment |
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anti-corruption |
Noun
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the act of preventing moral or material corruption and bribery |
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graft prevention |
Noun
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the act of preventing moral or material corruption and bribery |
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value added |
Noun
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the difference between the cost and sale price of a commodity |
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anti-corruption commission |
Noun
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a committee formed to eliminate administrative corruption and bribery |
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travel authorization |
Noun
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an official document authorizing travel and providing allowances |
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tourist destination |
Noun
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a location that attracts tourists or serves as a primary travel hub |
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tourist center |
Noun
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a location that attracts tourists or serves as a primary travel hub |
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travel advance |
Noun
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money provided in advance by an office for travel expenses |
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Tibetan pony |
Noun
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a breed of long-haired pony originating from the Tibetan region |
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physical assets |
Noun
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tangible items such as furniture, vehicles, land, or buildings |
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declined |
Adjective
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fallen, descended, or deteriorated |
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having a brother |
Adjective
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having a brother or sibling |
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cable car seat |
Noun
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a wooden seat suspended from a cable for crossing a river |
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with a loud sound |
Adverb
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with a loud, booming sound |
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be experienced |
Verb
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to undergo the experience of joy or sorrow |
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munching |
Adverb
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in a manner that produces a munching sound while eating |
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masticated |
Verb
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to be chewed or masticated |
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to cause to dawn |
Verb
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to cause to become dawn |
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coarse rice |
Noun
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a coarse variety of Marsi rice |
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begged item |
Noun
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an item obtained through begging |
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customary offering |
Noun
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a traditional gift of alcohol or poultry presented during a marriage proposal |
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letter M |
Noun
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the letter M |
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adolescent elephant |
Noun
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a young elephant that has passed the calf stage but has not yet grown tusks |
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mythical sea creature |
Noun
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a large and fearsome mythical aquatic creature |
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sea monster |
Noun
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a large and fearsome sea creature |
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euryale ferox |
Noun
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a medicinal plant with thorny nodes and blue or white flowers |
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me |
Pronoun
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the first-person singular pronoun referring to oneself |
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poetic fallacy |
Noun
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a figure of speech based on illusion or poetic fallacy |