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to this extent |
Adjective
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up to this limit |
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only this much |
Adjective
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only this amount |
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even though |
Conjunction
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even though or despite the fact that |
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miscellaneous items |
Noun
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various minor tasks or miscellaneous things |
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Yamadwitiya |
Noun
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the second day of the bright fortnight of Kartik, known as Bhai Tika |
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divine physician |
Noun
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celestial healer in Hindu mythology |
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stage curtain |
Noun
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curtain used on a stage for scene changes or closing |
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at the appropriate time |
Adverb
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at the designated or proper time |
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in the right place |
Adverb
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in the correct or appropriate location |
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around here |
Adverb
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in this vicinity or nearby |
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severe blow |
Noun
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an unbearable or severe blow |
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crushing blow |
Noun
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an overwhelming or crushing blow |
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talisman making |
Noun
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the practice of creating protective amulets through ritual |
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amulet preparation |
Noun
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the process of preparing ritualistic amulets |
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Yaduvansha |
Noun
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the lineage of Yadu, the eldest son of King Yayati |
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descendants of Yadu |
Noun
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the descendants of the mythological figure Yadu |
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yathasankhya |
Noun
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a figure of speech involving sequential correspondence |
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according to number |
Adverb
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in accordance with the specified number |
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Yakkha |
Noun
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an indigenous ethnic group residing east of the Arun River |
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sacrifice ritual |
Noun
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a sacrificial ritual or fire ceremony |
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Yamunotri |
Noun
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the mountain region north of Badrinath and origin of the Yamuna river |
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source of the Yamuna |
Noun
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the geographical source of the Yamuna river |
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forehead line |
Noun
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one of two specific lines found on a person's forehead |
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Hades |
Noun
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a state of hell or spiritual degradation |
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existing state |
Noun
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the existing or previous state of affairs |
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status quoism |
Noun
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the ideology of maintaining the current state of affairs |
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status quoist |
Adjective
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adhering to the policy of maintaining the status quo |
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to such an extent |
Adverb
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to such a great degree or extent |
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messenger of death |
Noun
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a messenger of the god of death tasked with punishing souls |
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jaws of death |
Noun
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the metaphorical jaws or threshold of death |
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mechanicalness |
Noun
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quality, state, or process of being automatic |
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cordyceps |
Noun
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a medicinal fungus found in high-altitude regions |
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mating season |
Noun
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natural period when females seek males for reproduction |
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vimana |
Noun
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a mythical flying chariot or carriage from ancient scriptures |
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vehicle (metaphorical) |
Noun
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a specific school or path within Buddhist tradition |
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conveyance allowance |
Noun
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allowance provided to employees for vehicle maintenance and fuel costs |
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honorific pronoun |
Pronoun
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third-person pronoun used to express respect or honor |
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Yami |
Noun
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a female figure belonging to the lineage of Yama |
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sister of Yama |
Phrase
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the female sibling of the god of death |
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messenger of Yama |
Noun
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an attendant or messenger of the god of death |
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Yamaduta |
Noun
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a servant or emissary of the lord of the underworld |
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full of suffering |
Adjective
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filled with extreme pain or suffering |
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first limb of yoga |
Noun
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the initial stage or discipline in the eightfold path of yoga |
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yamaka |
Noun
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a poetic figure of speech involving the repetition of words or sounds |
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repetition of sounds |
Noun
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a literary device characterized by the recurrence of identical phonetic patterns |
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Yama-related |
Adjective
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relating to or associated with the god of death |
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pertaining to Yama |
Adjective
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pertaining to the domain or nature of Yama |
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ascetic monk |
Noun
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a monk or ascetic living a life of renunciation |
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sacrificial horse |
Noun
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a horse set free during the performance of a Vedic sacrifice |
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nomadic tribe |
Noun
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a group of people who move from place to place |