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human-like |
Adjective
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resembling a human being |
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Ministry of Transport |
Noun
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government body responsible for transportation-related affairs |
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Department of Transport |
Noun
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administrative office overseeing transport operations under the ministry |
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mechanical materialism |
Noun
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a philosophical approach placing excessive reliance on mechanical scientific principles |
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mechanical method |
Noun
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a procedure for performing tasks with the aid of machinery |
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mechanical process |
Phrase
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procedure for performing tasks with the aid of machinery |
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technological civilization |
Phrase
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modern society dependent on machines |
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ceasefire line |
Phrase
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boundary line established during a truce |
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ghee shadow |
Phrase
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reflection or shadow of clarified butter |
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clarified butter reflection |
Phrase
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reflection or shadow of clarified butter |
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European Economic Community |
Phrase
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common market established by Western European nations for duty-free trade |
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European Common Market |
Phrase
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common market established by Western European nations for duty-free trade |
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era-appropriate |
Adjective
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consistent with or appropriate to the current era |
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relevance to the era |
Noun
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quality of being in accordance with the era |
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transport committee |
Phrase
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committee formed to organize or oversee transportation activities |
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louse unit |
Noun
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unit of measurement in architecture and sculpture equal to the size of a louse |
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louse-sized unit |
Phrase
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unit of measurement in architecture and sculpture equal to the size of a louse |
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art of war |
Phrase
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science or study of warfare |
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cessation of hostilities |
Phrase
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state of halting combat before a formal agreement is reached |
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as long as |
Phrase
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until the time that |
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Greece |
Noun
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country in Europe |
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Ionia |
Noun
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province of Egypt |
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first day of an era |
Phrase
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first day of an era or the day of creation |
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to the extent of |
Phrase
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to the amount or quantity of |
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endured |
Adjective
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having been spent or passed |
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practitioner of yoga |
Noun
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person engaged in the practice of yoga |
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union with the divine |
Phrase
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act of concentrating the mind on the divine as a means to liberation |
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war council |
Phrase
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special committee formed to initiate or conduct war |
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consciousness of the age |
Phrase
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awareness or knowledge appropriate to the current age |
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dharma of the age |
Phrase
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code of conduct or duty considered appropriate for a specific time |
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spirit of the age |
Phrase
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prevailing moral or social code of a specific era |
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epochal figure |
Noun
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person who achieves greatness within a specific historical period |
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great man of the age |
Phrase
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person who achieves greatness within a specific historical period |
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spiritual path |
Phrase
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one of the various paths to attain the divine |
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etymological-conventional |
Adjective
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having a meaning that is both etymological and conventional |
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yoga philosophy |
Phrase
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the study or science of yoga |
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science of yoga |
Phrase
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the study or science of yoga |
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Yoga Sutras |
Noun
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collection of aphorisms on yoga by Patanjali |
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practice of yoga |
Phrase
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methodical practice of the eight limbs of yoga |
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twelve-year period |
Phrase
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a period of twelve years according to folk tradition |
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cosmic sleep |
Phrase
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the cosmic sleep of Vishnu during the dissolution of the universe |
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divine slumber |
Phrase
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the cosmic sleep of Vishnu during the dissolution of the universe |
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yogic power |
Phrase
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divine power attained through the practice of yoga |
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birth-form |
Phrase
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one of the eighty-four lakh forms of birth a soul must undergo |
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mystical power |
Phrase
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supernatural power attained in a state of deep meditation |
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vaginal contraction |
Phrase
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the act or state of the vagina contracting |
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yomari |
Noun
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steamed rice-flour dumpling filled with molasses, meat, or other ingredients |
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merit ranking |
Phrase
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order determined by level of knowledge, merit, or education |
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seniority list |
Phrase
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order determined by level of knowledge, merit, or education |
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female yogi |
Phrase
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a woman who practices yoga or asceticism |