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Middle Stone Age |
Noun
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the period between the Upper Paleolithic and Neolithic ages |
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Combretum indicum |
Noun
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a flowering plant used in traditional medicine |
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Rangoon creeper |
Noun
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a climbing plant known for its clustered flowers |
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legendary heroine |
Noun
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a beautiful woman from ancient folklore |
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Madhesi |
Noun
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a person belonging to the Madhesi community |
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person from the Terai region |
Noun
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an inhabitant of the Terai region |
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vernal beauty |
Noun
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the delightful beauty of the spring season |
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nutritious substance |
Noun
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a nutritious substance like sugar |
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among |
Preposition
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in the middle of a group or set |
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purification of mind |
Noun
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the refinement or purification of the mind |
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by mind |
Adverb
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by means of the mind |
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Manasa |
Noun
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a mythological figure, daughter of Kashyapa and wife of Jaratkaru |
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middle octave |
Noun
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the musical range where notes are produced at a standard pitch |
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middle register |
Noun
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the musical range where notes are produced at a standard pitch |
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middleness |
Noun
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the state or quality of being in the middle |
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Madhesh |
Noun
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the Terai region of Nepal |
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central place |
Noun
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a location situated in the center |
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as one wishes |
Adverb
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according to one's own desire |
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at one's own will |
Adverb
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according to one's own desire |
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in thought word and deed |
Phrase
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through thoughts, words, and actions |
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yeast cake |
Noun
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a cake-shaped starter culture used for brewing alcohol |
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alms-food |
Noun
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cooked food given as alms to ascetics or bards |
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in view |
Phrase
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taken into consideration |
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monsoon rice |
Noun
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rice planted during the monsoon season |
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mental instability |
Noun
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the state of mental restlessness or instability |
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arbitration award |
Noun
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a fair decision made to resolve a dispute between parties |
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long for |
Verb
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to desire something deeply |
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mental turmoil |
Noun
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a state of mental agitation or turmoil |
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entertainingness |
Noun
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the quality of being entertaining |
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Madhyama |
Noun
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the 'ma' note in the musical scale |
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Gunibhutavyangya |
Noun
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poetic composition where the implied meaning is subordinate to the literal meaning |
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mind-endowed |
Adjective
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endowed with or consisting of mind |
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manomaya kosha |
Noun
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one of the five sheaths in Vedanta philosophy comprising the mind, ego, and sensory organs |
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mental impurity |
Noun
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corrupt thoughts or feelings such as malice, jealousy, or anger |
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open-handed |
Adjective
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generous or open-hearted |
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Manohara (river) |
Noun
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a specific river known as Manohara |
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to oneself |
Adverb
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inaudibly or within one's own thoughts |
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magic bag |
Noun
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a mythical bag from folklore capable of producing whatever one desires |
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Montessori method |
Noun
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an educational approach for children emphasizing mental development through play |
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gorochana |
Noun
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a bright yellow pigment obtained from the bile of a cow |
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mind-realm |
Noun
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the realm or kingdom of the mind |
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Dharmashastra |
Noun
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an ancient legal text attributed to Manu detailing human conduct |
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recite mantras |
Verb
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to chant or recite sacred incantations |
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to accept |
Verb
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to accept or acknowledge |
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to agree |
Verb
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to concur or be in accord |
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to consent |
Verb
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to give formal permission or approval |
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prominent member |
Noun
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an active or prominent member of a group or faction |
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in one's mind |
Adverb
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deep within one's own thoughts |
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propitiatory offering |
Noun
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an offering made to appease or satisfy a deity or person |
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psychiatric disorder |
Noun
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a mental illness or psychological disorder |