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mystical tradition |
Noun
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a poetic tradition in Nepali literature rooted in the Josmani saint sect and the Nirguna devotional movement |
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sectarian tradition |
Noun
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a literary tradition associated with the Josmani saint sect |
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lineage expansion |
Noun
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the expansion of a lineage or family line |
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Santana |
Noun
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one of the five deities residing in Indra's heaven |
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condiment container |
Noun
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a compartmentalized wooden or tin container used in the kitchen for storing salt and spices |
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master a skill |
Verb
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to gain proficiency in a craft or task |
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having offspring |
Adjective
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having children or descendants |
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poetic doubt |
Noun
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a figure of speech involving poetic uncertainty between an object and its comparison |
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sandeha alankara |
Noun
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a figure of speech involving poetic uncertainty between an object and its comparison |
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ambiguous statement |
Noun
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an unclear or incomplete statement |
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semantic ambiguity |
Noun
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a semantic defect caused by uncertainty or lack of clarity in expression |
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contextual word |
Noun
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a word or phrase that helps identify a specific context |
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context details |
Noun
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the details or particulars of a context |
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twilight period |
Noun
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the period between two eras |
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transition period |
Noun
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the period between two eras |
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sandhyavandanam |
Noun
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ritual worship performed at twilight involving prayer and meditation |
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arrow of Kamadeva |
Noun
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one of the five arrows of the god of love |
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sunn hemp |
Noun
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a fibrous plant with yellow, white, or blue flowers used for making cordage |
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shehnai |
Noun
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a traditional wind instrument with seven holes played during auspicious ceremonies |
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dreamlet |
Noun
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a small or fleeting dream |
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well-fitted |
Adverb
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in a manner that fits the body well |
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offspring of a sannyasi |
Noun
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a male child born to a person who has returned to householder life from asceticism |
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child of a former ascetic |
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a male child born to a person who has returned to householder life from asceticism |
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to act foolishly |
Verb
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to act in a foolish or simple-minded manner |
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to behave like a simpleton |
Verb
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to act in a foolish or simple-minded manner |
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with family |
Adjective
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including one's spouse and children |
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accompanied by family |
Adjective
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including one's spouse and children |
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whizzing |
Adverb
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in a manner suggesting rapid movement like a projectile |
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chest-like |
Adjective
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resembling a chest or trunk in shape |
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trunk-like |
Adjective
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resembling a chest or trunk in shape |
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venom healer |
Noun
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person who treats snakebites |
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hard-working |
Adjective
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characterized by or involving hard work |
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rigorous imprisonment |
Noun
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imprisonment involving mandatory hard labor |
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plus a quarter |
Adjective
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increased by one quarter |
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targeting device |
Noun
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instrument used for aiming or striking with a projectile |
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seven steps ritual |
Noun
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ritual involving the worship of seven sacred mountains during a wedding |
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seven-step meter |
Noun
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poetic meter consisting of seven steps or syllables |
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advance guard |
Noun
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military unit sent ahead to arrange logistics and path for an army or dignitary |
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locative case |
Noun
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grammatical marker for the seventh case |
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with one's wife |
Adjective
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accompanied by one's wife |
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seven sacred soils |
Noun
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seven types of soil used for auspicious rituals |
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seven sages |
Noun
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the seven ancient sages of Hindu tradition |
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Saptarishi |
Noun
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the seven ancient sages of Hindu tradition |
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dramatic structure |
Noun
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one of the five structural divisions of a dramatic plot |
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plot segment |
Noun
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one of the five structural divisions of a dramatic plot |
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written acquittal |
Noun
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document certifying that one has been cleared of charges |
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exoneration document |
Noun
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document certifying that one has been cleared of charges |
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be absent |
Verb
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to be absent or missing |
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be missing |
Verb
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to be absent or missing |
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sacred rivers |
Noun
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the seven rivers considered most sacred in Hinduism |