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royal notice |
Noun
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a notice issued by the monarch |
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educational expert |
Noun
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a scholar or expert in the field of education |
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education code |
Noun
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a set of rules and regulations governing the development and organization of educational institutions |
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educational regulations |
Noun
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a set of rules and regulations governing the development and organization of educational institutions |
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written authorization |
Noun
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written authority granted to someone |
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nerve ganglion |
Noun
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a cluster of nerve cell bodies |
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Albizia lebbeck |
Noun
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a tree species with soft pinnate leaves and fragrant white or purple flowers |
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to be worn on the head |
Adjective
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worthy of being worn on the head or accepted with reverence |
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to be accepted with respect |
Phrase
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to be accepted with the highest respect |
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anusvara sign |
Noun
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the symbol representing the nasal sound in writing |
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Vedavyasa |
Noun
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the sage who compiled the Vedas |
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tuft and sacred thread |
Phrase
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the tuft of hair and sacred thread worn by twice-born castes |
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Datura stramonium |
Noun
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a species of black thorn apple |
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honorific gift |
Noun
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clothing or jewelry given as a mark of honor or reward |
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umbrella and shoes |
Phrase
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an umbrella and a pair of shoes |
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mythological character |
Noun
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a character in the Mahabharata who was the cause of Bhishma's death |
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fragment of stone |
Noun
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a piece of rock |
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technical knowledge |
Noun
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knowledge related to craftsmanship or technical skills |
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technical treatise |
Noun
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a treatise detailing methods of construction or craftsmanship |
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expert in technology |
Noun
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a person skilled in technical sciences or craftsmanship |
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child welfare center |
Noun
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a facility for the health protection and care of children |
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peacock feather |
Noun
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the tail feather of a peacock |
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as soon as possible |
Adverb
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as quickly as possible |
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at the earliest |
Adverb
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at the earliest possible time |
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Shishupala |
Noun
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the king of Chedi killed by Krishna during the Rajasuya sacrifice |
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cryotherapy |
Noun
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a medical treatment process using extreme cold |
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foundation stone laying |
Noun
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the ceremonial laying of a foundation stone for a building |
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handicraft industry |
Noun
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an industry focused on handicrafts or technical arts |
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relieving |
Adjective
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soothing or providing relief from pain |
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Nilakantha |
Noun
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a name for Lord Shiva, meaning one with a blue throat |
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royal patent |
Noun
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official document issued by a monarch granting a title or honor |
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frosty wind |
Noun
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icy cold wind blowing in frigid regions or during winter |
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peaceful coexistence |
Noun
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political doctrine of living independently without conflict while maintaining mutual friendship and understanding |
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Shukla Yajurveda |
Noun
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one of the two primary divisions of the Yajurveda |
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waxing phase |
Noun
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the bright fortnight of the lunar month |
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overline |
Noun
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horizontal line drawn above letters in scripts like Devanagari |
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headstroke |
Noun
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horizontal line drawn above letters in scripts like Devanagari |
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goddess of smallpox |
Noun
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deity presiding over the disease of smallpox |
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auspicious arrival |
Noun
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an auspicious or welcome arrival of someone |
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Shiva Purana |
Noun
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one of the eighteen major Puranas dedicated to the glory of Shiva |
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error-free |
Adjective
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free from errors or mistakes |
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auspicious and inauspicious |
Adjective
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both auspicious and inauspicious or good and bad |
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Venus |
Noun
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the planet Venus |
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errata |
Noun
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a list of corrections for errors found in a printed publication |
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certificate of purification |
Noun
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certificate issued by a religious authority confirming purification after penance or payment |
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absolution certificate |
Noun
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certificate issued by a religious authority confirming purification after penance or payment |
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good wishes |
Noun
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expression of good wishes or well-wishes |
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Sunyavada |
Noun
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philosophical doctrine asserting the voidness of existence, associated with Buddhist Madhyamaka |
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chief of protocol |
Noun
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official responsible for the reception of foreign ambassadors and representatives |
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suffering from colic |
Adjective
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afflicted with colic or severe abdominal pain |