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Ranjana script |
Noun
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an ancient script used in Nepal from the 12th to 15th centuries |
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be created |
Verb
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to be created or constructed |
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refuse pit |
Noun
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a pit near a house for disposing of waste or refuse |
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night-blind person |
Noun
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a person suffering from night blindness |
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get attached to |
Verb
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to become deeply attached or accustomed to someone or something |
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become intimate with |
Verb
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become deeply involved or familiar with a person or subject |
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get accustomed to |
Verb
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become accustomed to being under someone's control or influence |
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become habituated |
Verb
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become habituated to a state of being under someone's influence |
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become intimate |
Verb
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develop a close personal bond with someone |
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Rati |
Noun
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the wife of the Hindu god of love, Kamadeva |
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Ran Bahadur Shah |
Noun
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the third king of the Shah dynasty of Nepal |
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wedding folk dance |
Phrase
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a night-long celebration of music and dance performed by women at the groom's house |
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nuptial celebration |
Phrase
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a traditional night-long wedding celebration involving music and performance |
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drawn to |
Adjective
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feeling a strong attraction or attachment to someone |
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rote-learning |
Adjective
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characterized by excessive memorization or rote learning |
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to shake |
Verb
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to move with a shaking or trembling motion |
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to vibrate |
Verb
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to oscillate or vibrate |
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revoked |
Adjective
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officially cancelled or annulled |
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night-song |
Noun
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a traditional night-long song and dance performance |
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nocturnal-song |
Noun
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a nocturnal musical performance held during wedding festivities |
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all over the forest |
Phrase
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covering the entire expanse of the forest |
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throughout the forest |
Phrase
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throughout the entirety of the forest |
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former name |
Noun
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the original name of the sage Valmiki before his transformation |
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be made to memorize |
Verb
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to be caused to memorize or repeat something |
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processional-chariot |
Noun
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a vehicle pulled by people used for transporting deities during processions |
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gem luster |
Noun
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the radiant beauty or luster of a precious stone |
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brilliance of a gem |
Noun
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the brilliant shine characteristic of a gem |
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jewel-bearing |
Adjective
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possessing the beauty or radiance of a jewel |
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gem-bearing |
Adjective
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having the luster or brilliance of a gemstone |
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Delonix regia |
Noun
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a flowering tree known as the royal poinciana or gulmohar |
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Ratnapani |
Noun
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one of the five Bodhisattvas and son of Ratnasambhava in Buddhism |
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Ratnasambhava |
Noun
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one of the five Dhyani Buddhas, father of Ratnapani, and deity placed to the south of stupas |
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forage grass |
Noun
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a light green, red-stemmed, betel-leaf-shaped grass growing in moist, fertile areas above 4000 feet that increases milk production in cattle |
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registered agent |
Noun
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a person or entity officially recorded as a representative of an office, industry, or commercial organization |
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sexual gesture |
Noun
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gestures or movements performed for sexual intercourse |
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small weight |
Noun
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a small unit of weight |
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the slightest bit |
Adverb
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in the smallest amount or degree |
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not to be excited |
Verb
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to remain calm and not become agitated |
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register book |
Noun
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a ledger or book used for keeping official records of registration |
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registered organization |
Noun
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an organization certified and registered according to the laws governing associations, recognized by the government and legal authorities |
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registered body |
Noun
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a body certified and registered according to the laws governing associations, recognized by the government and legal authorities |
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gem mine |
Noun
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a place considered to be a mine of various precious gems |
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flexible meter |
Noun
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a poetic meter characterized by flexibility |
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elastic meter |
Noun
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a poetic meter characterized by elasticity |
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cause to enjoy |
Verb
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to cause someone to experience enjoyment or pleasure |
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travel permit |
Noun
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an official document authorizing travel |
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Ramadan |
Noun
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a festival of the Muslims involving fasting |
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sting slightly |
Verb
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to have a mild stinging or spicy sensation |
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waist cord |
Noun
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a cord worn around the waist to secure a loincloth |
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chain metaphor |
Noun
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a figure of speech in which the object of comparison is successively transformed into the standard of comparison to form a chain |