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trade organization |
Noun
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an organization formed to protect the interests of professionals |
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Vyaghata (astrological yoga) |
Noun
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an inauspicious astrological yoga |
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diameter gauge |
Noun
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an instrument used to measure diameter |
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socially skilled |
Adjective
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adept at navigating social interactions |
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satire and humor |
Noun
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the act of providing entertainment through satire and humor |
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witty entertainment |
Noun
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amusement through satire, farce, conversation, and performance |
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palatal sibilant |
Noun
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the thirtieth consonant of the Devanagari alphabet, a voiceless palatal sibilant |
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Scythians |
Noun
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an ancient Aryan tribe originating near the Black Sea |
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Shalivahana |
Noun
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the name of an ancient king |
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process of explanation |
Noun
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the sequence of explaining complex terms, sentences, or poems |
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deployed |
Adjective
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protected or arranged by military commanders |
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trade association |
Noun
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an organization formed by traders to protect and promote their interests |
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vyayoga |
Noun
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a one-act Sanskrit dramatic form featuring heroic or other sentiments excluding peace |
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military formation breaking |
Noun
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the act of breaking or dismantling a military formation in battle |
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battle array |
Noun
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the strategic arrangement of troops for protection during combat |
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tactical deployment |
Noun
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the tactical positioning of soldiers in a specific order for battle |
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etymological knowledge |
Noun
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knowledge of the process of word derivation |
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knowledge of derivation |
Noun
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understanding of the etymological process |
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legendary character |
Noun
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the foster daughter of Sage Kanva, queen of Dushyanta, and mother of Bharata |
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lecture series |
Noun
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a series of lectures delivered consecutively |
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lecture method |
Noun
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a method or system of delivering speeches or lectures |
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master orator |
Noun
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an expert or highly skilled orator |
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gopi |
Noun
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women residing in Vraja; milkmaids |
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cowherd woman |
Noun
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a woman belonging to the cowherd community |
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vyahriti |
Noun
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the three sacred utterances representing the seven worlds in the Gayatri mantra |
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essential element |
Noun
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a fundamental element of statecraft such as enthusiasm or counsel |
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Saka era |
Noun
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a year of the Saka calendar |
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divine nature |
Noun
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divine nature or cosmic illusion |
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auspicious gift |
Noun
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an auspicious omen or gift |
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shagun |
Noun
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an auspicious omen |
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dreadlocked woman |
Noun
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one of the four types of women in erotics, characterized by long eyes, three neck lines, and a passionate, virtuous nature |
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Shankhini |
Noun
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one of the four types of women in erotics, characterized by long eyes, three neck lines, and a passionate, virtuous nature |
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in a hundred ways |
Adverb
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in a hundred different ways |
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by the hundreds |
Adverb
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in hundreds |
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polymathy |
Noun
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the ability to think or hear many things simultaneously or in rapid succession |
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multitasking |
Noun
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the ability to think or hear many things simultaneously or in rapid succession |
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jute fiber |
Noun
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fiber derived from the jute plant |
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collection of hundred |
Noun
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a collection of one hundred items or verses |
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significative power |
Noun
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the three powers of a word to convey meaning, specifically literal, figurative, and suggestive |
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centum |
Noun
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a collection of one hundred verses on a single subject |
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anthology of hundred verses |
Noun
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a collection of one hundred verses on a single subject |
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ancient siege weapon |
Noun
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an ancient weapon made of stone embedded with iron spikes, designed to kill many people at once |
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many-petaled |
Adjective
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having a hundred or many petals |
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hundred-pathed |
Adjective
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having many paths or branches |
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having many branches |
Adjective
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having many paths or branches |
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conch shell trumpet |
Noun
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a conch shell instrument associated with Lord Vishnu in mythology |
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conch blower |
Noun
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an official responsible for blowing a conch shell at the royal court on special occasions |
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oath-taking |
Noun
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the formal act of a high-ranking official or representative pledging to serve faithfully in their office |
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swearing-in |
Noun
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the formal act of a high-ranking official or representative pledging to serve faithfully in their office |
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functional power |
Noun
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the three powers of a word to convey meaning, specifically literal, figurative, and suggestive |