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peace-related |
Adjective
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related to peace |
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pacification ritual |
Noun
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a ritual performed to restore peace or well-being |
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propitiatory rite |
Noun
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a ritual performed to restore peace or well-being |
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propitiatory ritual |
Noun
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a religious rite or prayer performed to avert misfortune or obstacles |
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pacification ceremony |
Noun
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a religious rite or prayer performed to avert misfortune or obstacles |
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peace zone |
Noun
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a region or territory declared free from conflict or war to foster peaceful development |
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lexical implication |
Noun
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a type of implication limited strictly to the literal meaning of the words used in a sentence |
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word-based suggestion |
Noun
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a suggestion derived solely from the literal meaning of the words in a sentence |
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primate group |
Noun
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a group of primates that live by hanging from tree branches |
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young grass |
Noun
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newly sprouted or tender grass |
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tender grass |
Noun
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newly sprouted or tender grass |
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Saka-related |
Adjective
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relating to the Saka era or the king Shalivahana |
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son of Krishna |
Noun
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the son of Krishna born to Jambavati |
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Shakya (Newar caste) |
Noun
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a caste of Buddhist Newars |
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Shakya (caste) |
Noun
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a class of Buddhist practitioners among the Newar community |
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peace conference |
Noun
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a formal gathering organized to establish peace in a region or the world |
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system of medicine |
Noun
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a system or theory of medical treatment involving specialized procedures |
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medical theory |
Noun
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a system or theory of medical treatment involving specialized procedures |
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Shalmali |
Noun
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one of the seven continents described in Puranic mythology |
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peacekeeping force |
Noun
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a military force deployed under UN auspices to maintain peace in conflict zones |
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feminine marker |
Noun
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a suffix used to denote the feminine form of words ending in -shali |
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having |
Adjective
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possessing or endowed with a quality, typically used as a suffix |
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edged weapon |
Noun
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a handheld weapon used for cutting or striking, such as a khukuri or sword |
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born of Shambhu |
Adjective
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originating from or born of Shambhu |
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originating from Shambhu |
Adjective
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originating from or born of Shambhu |
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Vedic recension |
Noun
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a specific recension or version of a Vedic text |
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Shakha |
Noun
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a specific recension or version of a Vedic text |
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Section Officer |
Noun
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a third-class gazetted officer who heads a government section |
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SAARC |
Noun
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the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation |
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peace talks |
Noun
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formal or informal discussions between parties aimed at establishing peace |
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genealogical recitation |
Noun
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recitation of a family's lineage, clan, and ancestors by priests during a wedding |
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Shankarite |
Adjective
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pertaining to or established by Shankaracharya |
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royal commission |
Noun
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a committee formed by the monarch to execute a specific task |
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moral instruction |
Noun
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advice given for the mental, moral, and virtuous development of an individual |
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teacher training center |
Noun
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an institution where teachers are trained in pedagogical methods |
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Sharada script |
Noun
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a script developed from the Brahmi-derived Kutila script used in Kashmir and Punjab around the tenth century |
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imperial rule |
Noun
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the function, dignity, or title of an emperor |
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department of education |
Noun
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a government department responsible for managing and overseeing educational affairs |
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education minister |
Noun
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a minister responsible for the administration and management of the Ministry of Education |
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pronunciation science |
Noun
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the branch of the Vedas dealing with the rules of pronunciation of mantras |
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Education Day |
Noun
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a day celebrated annually on Bhadra 23rd in Nepal to honor the educational sector |
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hair ornament |
Noun
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a flower-shaped gold ornament worn by women on the head |
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bachelor of arts |
Noun
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a degree equivalent to a bachelor's level in Sanskrit studies |
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classicality |
Noun
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the quality or state of being classical |
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scholarliness |
Noun
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the quality or state of being scholarly |
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Durga Puja |
Noun
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a special worship of Durga performed during the autumn season, specifically during Navaratri |
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Ministry of Education |
Noun
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a ministry responsible for policy formulation, management, and coordination of the national education sector |
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Shikhi Buddha |
Noun
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a legendary Buddha who performed penance on Phulchowki hill in the Kathmandu Valley |
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Shanti Parva |
Noun
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the twelfth book of the Mahabharata containing stories and teachings for the peace of Yudhishthira's mind |
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teaching methodology |
Noun
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the study of methods and systems for imparting instruction |