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auditory literature |
Noun
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literary works intended to be enjoyed through listening or reading rather than performance |
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six schools of Indian philosophy |
Noun
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six orthodox schools of Hindu philosophy |
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medicinal oil |
Noun
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Ayurvedic oil made from sesame oil, goat milk, and bhringraj juice used for headaches |
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Ayurvedic oil |
Noun
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Ayurvedic oil made from sesame oil, goat milk, and bhringraj juice used for headaches |
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scriptural authority |
Noun
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evidence or authority derived from the Vedas |
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Vedic authority |
Noun
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evidence or authority sanctioned by the Vedas |
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six daily rituals |
Phrase
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six daily religious duties including bathing, worship, and prayer |
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shatkarma |
Noun
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six yogic cleansing techniques including dhauti and basti |
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six yogic cleansing practices |
Phrase
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six yogic cleansing techniques including dhauti and basti |
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six tantric rites |
Phrase
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six tantric rites including subjugation and pacification |
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hexagonal diagram |
Noun
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a six-angled mystical diagram representing Saraswati |
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Vedic ritual |
Noun
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a ritual performed according to Vedic injunctions |
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Shrauta Sutra |
Noun
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a collection of Vedic ritual manuals |
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six-faced |
Adjective
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having six faces |
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six-faced deity |
Noun
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the six-faced deity Kartikeya |
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six seasons |
Noun
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the six traditional seasons of the year |
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six chakras |
Noun
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the six energy centers in the human body according to Hatha Yoga |
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shatchakra |
Noun
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the six energy centers in the human body according to Hatha Yoga |
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six tastes |
Noun
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the six fundamental tastes including sweet, sour, and bitter |
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six ragas |
Noun
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the six primary musical modes in Indian classical music |
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six enemies |
Noun
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the six internal enemies of man including lust, anger, and greed |
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six stages of life |
Phrase
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the six stages of biological development from birth to death |
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six transformations |
Noun
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the six stages of biological development from birth to death |
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kalpa |
Noun
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the current cosmic age or eon |
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ceremonial friend |
Noun
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a female friend established through a formal ritual |
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sixteen phases of the moon |
Phrase
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the sixteen distinct phases or digits of the moon |
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possessive compound |
Noun
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a type of Sanskrit compound where the first member is in the genitive case |
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hexatonic raga |
Noun
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a musical mode utilizing only six of the seven notes |
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assume responsibility |
Verb
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to take on the burden of an important task |
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versified |
Adjective
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composed in verse or metrical form |
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be cautious |
Verb
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to exercise caution or avoid danger |
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joint campus |
Noun
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an educational institution offering subjects from two different faculties |
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combined campus |
Noun
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an educational institution offering subjects from two different faculties |
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joint guarantee |
Noun
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a guarantee provided collectively by two or more individuals |
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joint surety |
Noun
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a guarantee provided collectively by two or more individuals |
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honing |
Noun
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the act or process of sharpening |
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white-skinned person |
Noun
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a person of the white race |
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Your Honor |
Noun
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a respectful term of address for a judge or dignitary |
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renounced |
Adjective
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having renounced worldly life |
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Samjna |
Noun
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the daughter of Vishwakarma married to the Sun |
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name of Gayatri |
Noun
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an epithet of the goddess Gayatri |
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sixth day of the lunar fortnight |
Noun
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the sixth day of a lunar fortnight |
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to be managed |
Verb
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to be managed or looked after |
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to be taken care of |
Verb
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to be managed or looked after |
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magical device |
Noun
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a set of six types of mystical diagrams used for occult purposes |
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having a name |
Adjective
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possessing a name |
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microtone |
Noun
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a musical interval or pitch differentiation |
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six philosophies |
Noun
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the six classical schools of Hindu philosophy |
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shaddarshana |
Noun
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the six classical schools of Hindu philosophy |
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six-legged |
Adjective
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having six legs |