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wife of the middle brother |
Noun
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wife of the second-born brother |
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be spent |
Verb
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to be consumed or spent |
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be wasted |
Verb
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to be squandered or wasted |
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erroneous knowledge |
Noun
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false or illusory knowledge |
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enameling |
Noun
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the craft of applying enamel to metal surfaces |
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Euphorbiaceae |
Noun
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a Himalayan tree species with unisexual flowers and milky sap |
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sworn friend |
Noun
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a woman who has entered into a formal ritual friendship with another woman |
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sweet buckwheat |
Noun
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a variety of buckwheat with a sweet taste |
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friendship bond |
Noun
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a relationship established through a formal ritual friendship |
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youngest son |
Noun
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the youngest male child |
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monthly report |
Noun
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a monthly summary of work or accounts |
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black gram and lentil |
Noun
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a combination of black gram and lentil |
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minimarket |
Noun
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a small marketplace |
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wife of a ritual friend |
Noun
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the wife of a ritual friend |
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ritual friendship formation |
Noun
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the act of establishing a ritual friendship through a specific ceremony |
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to be adjusted |
Verb
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to be made to fit or be brought into agreement |
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to be reconciled |
Verb
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to be brought into harmony or settled |
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to compare |
Verb
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to examine two or more things to note similarities and differences |
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Malopama |
Noun
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a type of simile in literature where one subject is described using multiple objects of comparison with distinct attributes |
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Malta |
Noun
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an island in the Mediterranean or a sweet citrus fruit and its tree |
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remitted |
Adjective
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forgiven, exempted, or waived |
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garrisoned troops |
Noun
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a trained military force deployed in districts for security |
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stationed force |
Noun
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a trained military unit stationed for local protection |
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left behind |
Verb
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to be left abandoned or discarded |
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allied nation |
Noun
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a country with which one has a friendly or cooperative relationship |
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friendly nation |
Noun
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a nation maintaining diplomatic ties and cooperation |
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related to madhuparka |
Adjective
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pertaining to the ritual offering of madhuparka |
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ceremonial plate |
Noun
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a plate used for serving the ritual madhuparka during a wedding |
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Mithila |
Noun
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the capital of the ancient Videha kingdom, modern-day Janakpur |
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son of a ritual friend |
Noun
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the son of a ritual friend |
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limited meaning |
Noun
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brief or restricted significance |
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get-together |
Noun
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social gathering for entertainment, especially among students |
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daughter-in-law of a female ritual friend |
Noun
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daughter-in-law of a ritual friend |
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deer skin seat |
Noun
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seat made of deer skin used for sacred rituals |
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Milita |
Noun
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poetic figure where one object is obscured by another similar one |
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Poetic device of inclusion |
Noun
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poetic figure where one object is obscured by another similar one |
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mithun |
Noun
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a type of wild cattle |
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Egypt |
Noun
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country in northeastern Africa with Cairo as its capital |
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focused vision |
Noun
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equal or concentrated gaze |
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Maheshvara Sutras |
Noun
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fourteen grammatical aphorisms received by Panini from Maheshvara |
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not to match |
Verb
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to fail to correspond or harmonize |
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portamento |
Noun
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technique of sliding between musical notes |
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Mimamsaka |
Noun
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scholar or expert in the Mimamsa philosophy |
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Mimamsa |
Noun
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one of the six major schools of Indian philosophy |
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free variation |
Noun
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linguistic process where sounds vary without changing meaning |
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vine plant |
Noun
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vine with compound leaves and capsule-shaped flowers |
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shrunk |
Adjective
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shrunken or contracted |
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mixed forest |
Noun
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forest containing a mixture of various tree species |
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name of Vishnu |
Noun
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an epithet of Vishnu |
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name of Krishna |
Noun
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an epithet of Krishna |