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tenth month of the Nepali calendar |
Noun
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the tenth month of the Nepali calendar, following Poush and preceding Falgun |
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of Magh |
Adjective
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relating to or belonging to the month of Magh |
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occurring in Magh |
Adjective
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occurring or happening during the month of Magh |
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Matangi |
Noun
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one of the ten Mahavidyas in Tantric tradition |
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outcaste woman |
Noun
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a woman belonging to the Chandala caste |
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Chandala woman |
Noun
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female member of the Chandala caste |
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abrasive paste |
Noun
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abrasive mixture of crushed glass or metal used to coat kite strings |
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fly-like |
Adjective
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resembling a fly in appearance |
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midge-like |
Adjective
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resembling a midge in appearance |
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sky deity |
Noun
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deity of the sky, referred to euphemistically in the presence of children |
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revered woman |
Noun
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any respected or venerable woman |
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Madhyamika |
Noun
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one of the four major schools of Buddhist philosophy |
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natal home |
Noun
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the parental home of a married woman |
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maternal uncle |
Noun
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the brother of one's mother |
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spider-like |
Adjective
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resembling a spider in appearance |
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copper pyrite |
Noun
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a mineral resembling silver or copper pyrite |
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gold pyrite |
Noun
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a mineral resembling gold pyrite |
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maternal lineage |
Noun
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lineage or ancestry on the mother's side |
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haughty woman |
Noun
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a woman who is proud or haughty |
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sulky heroine |
Noun
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a literary heroine who is sulking or displeased with her lover |
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Madhavilata |
Noun
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a flowering creeper, Hiptage benghalensis |
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Hiptage |
Noun
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a flowering creeper, Hiptage benghalensis |
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group of Matrikas |
Noun
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a collective group of seven or sixteen mother goddesses |
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aunt by marriage |
Noun
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the wife of one's maternal uncle |
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inner reservoir |
Noun
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a metaphorical reservoir of nectar within the body in Hatha Yoga |
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mental pool |
Noun
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a metaphorical pool of consciousness within the body in Hatha Yoga |
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chamber of sulking |
Noun
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a room where a woman retreats to sulk or express displeasure toward her partner |
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ascetic woman |
Noun
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a female ascetic or nun |
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mental offspring |
Noun
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a son created through mental will or imagination |
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meditative worship |
Noun
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worship performed entirely through meditation without external rituals |
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Mahua liquor |
Noun
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alcoholic beverage made from mahua flowers |
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the honorable |
Adjective
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title used to address ministers, members of parliament, and high-ranking officials |
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address of honor |
Noun
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formal letter of felicitation or honor |
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puzzle-lock |
Noun
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type of lock that cannot be opened without knowing its secret mechanism |
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trick-lock |
Noun
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type of lock that cannot be opened without knowing its secret mechanism |
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measure of four pathis |
Noun
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unit of measurement equivalent to four pathis |
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prehistoric era |
Noun
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period in anthropology preceding the existence of hominids |
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hominid era |
Noun
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period in anthropology preceding the existence of hominids |
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human settlement |
Noun
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geographic area inhabited by humans |
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bee-eater |
Noun
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bird with a green body, red head, and sharp beak that nests in cliff holes |
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decent person |
Noun
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respectable or virtuous individual |
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prayer flag pole |
Noun
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pillar erected by Buddhists over a grave to display prayer flags |
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mani wall |
Noun
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pillar erected by Buddhists over a grave to display prayer flags |
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intoxicatingness |
Noun
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state or quality of being intoxicating |
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maternal side |
Noun
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relatives related through the mother's side of the family |
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clay drum |
Noun
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clay musical instrument shaped like a madal, popular in the Terai region |
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internalized worship |
Adjective
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performed or experienced mentally |
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in a row |
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arranged in a continuous line or sequence |
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forgiven |
Adjective
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granted pardon or absolution |
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chamber of resentment |
Noun
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room where women stay when they are offended or sulking |