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cause to whisk |
Verb
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to cause someone to be whisked or beaten |
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cause to beat |
Verb
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to cause someone to be whisked or beaten |
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be whisked |
Verb
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to be whisked or beaten |
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Raghu |
Noun
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ancestor of Rama and son of King Dilipa |
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planetary phase |
Noun
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astrological period governed by a Yogini |
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to be caused to cook |
Verb
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to be made to cook |
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to have cooked |
Verb
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to be made to cook |
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to have someone cook |
Verb
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to cause someone to cook |
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to be amused |
Verb
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to be amused or entertained |
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to be entertained |
Verb
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to be amused or entertained |
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to cause to be colorful |
Verb
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to cause to become colorful |
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to color |
Verb
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to apply color to something |
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colorfulness |
Noun
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the state or quality of being colorful |
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to be colored |
Verb
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to be covered in color |
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to be dyed |
Verb
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to be dyed |
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Raghunandan |
Noun
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an epithet for Lord Ram, born in the Raghu dynasty |
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pomp and show |
Phrase
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ostentatious display or grandeur |
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silver-plated |
Adjective
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covered or made with silver |
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made of silver |
Phrase
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composed of silver |
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to be kept |
Verb
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to be made to keep or place |
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to cause to keep |
Verb
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to cause someone to keep or place |
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to have placed |
Verb
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to cause someone to keep or place |
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rhotacism |
Noun
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the phonetic process of changing a sound into an 'r' |
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palace grounds |
Phrase
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the location of a royal palace |
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royal residence |
Phrase
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the location of a royal palace |
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fertile woman |
Phrase
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a woman of reproductive age |
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quality of activity |
Phrase
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the quality of passion or creative activity in Hindu philosophy |
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Raghuvanshi |
Noun
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a person born into the Raghu dynasty |
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make crawl |
Verb
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to cause to crawl or wriggle |
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cause to wriggle |
Verb
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to cause to crawl or wriggle |
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yoni yantra |
Noun
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sacred gateway or threshold in a temple or religious site |
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cared for |
Adjective
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nurtured or well-maintained |
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stage deity |
Noun
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deity worshipped on a stage to ensure a successful performance according to Natyashastra |
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theatrical deity |
Noun
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deity worshipped on a stage to ensure a successful performance according to Natyashastra |
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cause to be constructed |
Verb
|
to have something created or constructed |
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have built |
Verb
|
to have something created or constructed |
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cause to build |
Verb
|
to cause something to be created or built |
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have constructed |
Verb
|
to cause something to be created or built |
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monopoly of power |
Noun
|
exclusive exercise of authority or power |
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domineering behavior |
Noun
|
arrogant or domineering behavior |
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jet fighter |
Noun
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aircraft used for combat or high-speed operations |
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fast aircraft |
Noun
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aircraft used for combat or high-speed operations |
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cable car track |
Noun
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pathway for a cable car or trolley service |
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intermingling of colors |
Noun
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act of mixing various colors together |
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become influenced by |
Verb
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to become influenced by or take on the characteristics of another |
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to be made to vibrate |
Verb
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to be made to vibrate or shake |
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to cause to shake |
Verb
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to cause something to shake or vibrate |
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to cause to vibrate |
Verb
|
to cause something to shake or vibrate |
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permanent emotion |
Noun
|
permanent emotion of romantic love in aesthetic theory |
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last king of Bhaktapur |
Noun
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the final monarch of Bhaktapur before unification |