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Saturday's |
Adjective
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pertaining to Saturday |
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Shani Pradosh |
Noun
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evening worship of Shiva performed on a Saturday that coincides with the thirteenth day of the waxing moon |
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bagh nakh |
Noun
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a claw-shaped weapon worn on the hand to scratch or strike an enemy |
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tiger claw weapon |
Noun
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a claw-shaped weapon worn on the hand to scratch or strike an enemy |
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verbal testimony |
Noun
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evidence based on spoken or written testimony |
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Shabdabrahman |
Noun
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the divine essence or ultimate reality manifested as sound |
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classification of words |
Noun
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the three-fold categorization of words based on phonetic, articulate, and imitative forms |
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word types |
Noun
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the three-fold categorization of words based on phonetic, articulate, and imitative forms |
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sound-guided archer |
Noun
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an archer or arrow capable of hitting a target guided solely by sound |
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Shabdabhedi |
Noun
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an archer or arrow capable of hitting a target guided solely by sound |
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King Shantanu |
Noun
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a legendary Lunar dynasty king and father of Bhishma from the Mahabharata |
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pervading breath |
Noun
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one of the five vital airs that permeates the entire body |
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semantical |
Adjective
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relating to the principles of semantic meaning |
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asylum seeker |
Noun
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a person seeking refuge or shelter |
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cursed person |
Noun
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an individual who has been placed under a curse |
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Shabara |
Noun
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a member of an ancient forest-dwelling tribe |
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Shamsher |
Noun
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a variant spelling of the name Shamsher |
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Prosopis spicigera |
Noun
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a tree species used for ritual fires and sacrificial wood |
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allayable |
Adjective
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capable of being pacified or alleviated |
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Shalya |
Noun
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the king of the Madra kingdom during the Mahabharata era |
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Shambuka |
Noun
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a Shudra ascetic from the Ramayana killed by Rama for performing forbidden penance |
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bird-catcher |
Noun
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a hooked pole used for catching or killing birds |
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autumn moon |
Noun
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the clear moon visible during the autumn season |
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autumn moonlight |
Noun
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the bright, clear moonlight of the autumn season |
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ceremonial donation |
Noun
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a ritual offering of bedding, utensils, and food given to a priest during funeral or auspicious rites |
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surgical treatment |
Noun
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medical treatment performed through surgical incision |
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Shabari |
Noun
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a woman belonging to the Bhil tribe |
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tribal woman |
Noun
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a woman belonging to the Bhil tribe |
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sound-piercing |
Adjective
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capable of hitting a target guided solely by sound |
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auditory-piercing |
Adjective
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capable of hitting a target guided solely by sound |
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word purity |
Noun
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correctness of language |
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Tephrosia purpurea |
Noun
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a plant with narrow leaves and purple flowers that produces long pods |
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mythical beast |
Noun
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a legendary eight-legged Himalayan beast said to be stronger than a lion and capable of great leaps |
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Shakta |
Adjective
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related to divine power or the goddess Shakti |
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Shaktic |
Adjective
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related to divine power or the goddess Shakti |
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shasha |
Noun
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a sweet-spoken, truthful, and virtuous man according to erotology |
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virtuous man |
Noun
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a sweet-spoken, truthful, and virtuous man according to erotology |
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refugee settlement |
Noun
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a place where displaced persons have settled and established homes |
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refugee colony |
Noun
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a place where displaced persons have settled and established homes |
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moon-faced woman |
Noun
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a beautiful woman with a face resembling the moon |
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word and meaning |
Phrase
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a term and its corresponding definition |
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Shakta Agama |
Noun
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a scripture or tantric text concerning divine power |
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Shanta |
Noun
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the daughter of King Dasharatha and adopted daughter of Romapada who married the sage Rishyasringa |
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deserving of refuge |
Adjective
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worthy of being given shelter or protection |
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thorn in the side |
Noun
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a painful or irritating matter |
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source of pain |
Noun
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a painful or irritating matter |
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Shakya |
Noun
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an ancient Kshatriya clan to which Gautama Buddha belonged |
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Shakya clan |
Noun
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an ancient Kshatriya clan to which Gautama Buddha belonged |
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Shakuntala-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to or belonging to Shakuntala |
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pacifying |
Adjective
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providing or causing peace |