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Nandi |
Noun
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divine bull that serves as the vehicle of Shiva |
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Dharma |
Noun
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duties and religious obligations performed within the Varna and Ashrama system |
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fallen person |
Noun
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person who has fallen from moral or social standing |
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inappropriate heroism |
Noun
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inappropriate depiction of heroic sentiment or misplaced courage against those who should not be killed |
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pseudo-heroism |
Noun
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inappropriate depiction of heroic sentiment or misplaced courage against those who should not be killed |
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virasana |
Noun
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a yoga posture performed by kneeling with one foot tucked under the opposite thigh |
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hero pose |
Phrase
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a yoga posture performed by kneeling with one foot tucked under the opposite thigh |
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tulsi |
Noun
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a sacred aromatic plant of the basil family |
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Vrindavan |
Noun
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a sacred forest and town associated with Lord Krishna |
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Shudra woman |
Phrase
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a woman belonging to the Shudra caste |
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flute sound |
Phrase
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the sound produced by a flute |
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sound of a flute |
Phrase
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the sound produced by a flute |
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student of the Vedas |
Phrase
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one who studies or recites the Vedas |
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Upanishads |
Noun
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the concluding portion of the Vedas dealing with the nature of the soul and ultimate reality |
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growth period |
Phrase
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the period during which something increases or develops |
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time of growth |
Phrase
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the period during which something increases or develops |
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rate of increase |
Phrase
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the rate at which prices, wages, or quantities increase |
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scholar of Vedanta |
Phrase
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a scholar learned in the Vedanta philosophy |
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whoring |
Noun
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the act of having sexual relations with a prostitute |
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besan |
Noun
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flour made from ground chickpeas or similar pulses |
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postpartum period |
Phrase
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the period of ritual impurity following childbirth |
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Vedic-ordained |
Adjective
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prescribed or stated in the Vedas |
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position fixing |
Phrase
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the act of determining the position of a celestial body |
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vanaprasthi |
Noun
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a person who has entered the third stage of life in the Vedic system |
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Indra's palace |
Phrase
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the palace of the god Indra |
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celestial palace |
Phrase
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a divine or heavenly palace |
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vetala |
Noun
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a spirit or ghost inhabiting a corpse |
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vampire-like spirit |
Phrase
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a spirit or ghost inhabiting a corpse |
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Vaikhanasa school |
Phrase
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a branch of the Krishna Yajurveda discussing the conduct and duties of ascetics |
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relating to Vanaprastha |
Phrase
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relating to the third stage of life in the Vedic system |
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scientification |
Noun
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process of making systems or procedures scientifically useful |
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salaried status |
Noun
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state or condition of being employed for a salary |
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paid status |
Noun
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state or condition of receiving payment for work |
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Vaitarna |
Noun
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mythical river encountered on the path to the underworld after death |
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chariot pole |
Noun
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long, thick wooden pole attached to the front or back of a chariot |
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suffix denoting expert |
Noun
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suffix indicating a person who possesses knowledge or expertise |
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four fingers width |
Noun
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measurement equivalent to the width of four fingers |
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trinity of Vedas |
Noun
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collective term for the three Vedas: Rig, Yajur, and Sama |
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fiancée |
Adjective
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woman whose marriage did not occur due to the death of her betrothed or other reasons |
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Vriddhi Shraddha |
Noun
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ancestral rites performed before auspicious ceremonies like weddings or thread ceremonies |
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Nandimukhi Shraddha |
Noun
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ancestral rites performed before auspicious ceremonies like weddings or thread ceremonies |
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widowerhood |
Noun
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state of being a widower |
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Aruna |
Noun
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the charioteer of the sun god |
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Brihati |
Noun
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a specific Vedic meter or poetic form |
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Vedic priest |
Noun
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person who has studied the Vedas and earns a living through them |
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Vedic religion |
Noun
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religion practiced by Aryans during the Vedic era involving nature worship and rituals |
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Vedic age |
Noun
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historical period when the Vedas were composed and their religion was prevalent |
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Vedic period |
Noun
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historical period when the Vedas were composed and their religion was prevalent |
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cat's eye gem |
Noun
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precious gemstone with hints of red, yellow, or green |
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Ayurvedic clinic |
Noun
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place for preparing Ayurvedic medicines or providing Ayurvedic treatment |