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public thoroughfare |
Noun
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a public thoroughfare open for general use |
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state-owned enterprise |
Noun
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a semi-governmental organization in Nepal responsible for distributing essential goods like salt and sugar |
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public corporation |
Noun
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a semi-governmental entity established under the Companies Act for distributing essential commodities |
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time-bound |
Adjective
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having a fixed limit or specified duration |
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term life insurance |
Noun
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a life insurance policy valid for a predetermined number of years |
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salt-derived |
Adjective
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produced from the aforementioned lake |
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sovereign ruler |
Noun
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an absolute ruler of the entire earth |
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caravan leader |
Noun
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the leader of a merchant group |
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leader of a merchant group |
Noun
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the head of a group of traders |
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plus a half |
Adjective
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increased by one half |
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and a half |
Phrase
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together with an additional half |
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Savitri |
Noun
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the virtuous wife of Satyavan from Hindu mythology |
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respectable person |
Noun
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a gentleman or respectable person |
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syntactic agreement |
Noun
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the grammatical agreement of related words with a single verb |
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literary appreciation |
Noun
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the aesthetic enjoyment derived from prose or poetry |
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literary enthusiast |
Noun
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someone who has a deep interest in literature |
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trapa |
Noun
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an aquatic plant with triangular leaves and fruit |
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money-lender |
Noun
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a person who lends money at interest |
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public accounts committee |
Noun
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a committee that audits and reports on public accounts |
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parents-in-law |
Noun
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the parents of one's spouse |
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red-marked ox |
Noun
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an ox with a black body and red hair on its back or near its horns |
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snivelly |
Adjective
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having a runny nose |
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himalayan salt |
Noun
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a light red, rock-like salt mined from the Himalayan region |
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public institution |
Noun
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an organization established for the welfare of the general public |
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public organization |
Noun
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an entity formed for the benefit of the general public |
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public meeting |
Noun
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a gathering of the general public |
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public gathering |
Noun
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an assembly of the general public |
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public safety |
Noun
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measures taken to protect the public from potential harm |
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sankranti |
Noun
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the first day of a month |
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solar month transition |
Noun
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the solar transition marking the beginning of the month of Bhadra |
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sewn item |
Noun
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an object that has been stitched |
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lion-tailed macaque |
Noun
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a species of monkey with a tail resembling that of a lion |
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public space |
Noun
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land designated for public use |
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tailoring fee |
Noun
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payment made for sewing services |
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lunar system |
Noun
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the lunar sphere or celestial orbit |
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looking back |
Noun
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the act of looking back like a lion |
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moneylending |
Noun
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the profession of a moneylender |
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to have inserted |
Verb
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to cause something to be tucked or inserted |
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thinly-leaved |
Adjective
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having many thin twigs and few leaves |
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suspension hook |
Noun
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a hanging device made of ropes and a ring used to suspend cooking vessels |
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runny-nosed |
Adjective
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characterized by a constantly running nose |
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cause to irrigate |
Verb
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to cause land or crops to be watered |
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sandy soil |
Noun
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land composed of sand |
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sandy ground |
Noun
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ground consisting of sandy soil |
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folk horn |
Noun
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a small, horn-shaped wind instrument used in traditional Tharu ceremonies |
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traditional wind instrument |
Noun
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a traditional wind instrument played during festivals |
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euphorbia |
Noun
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a thorny, succulent plant with milky sap and green, multi-ridged stems |
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cupping horn |
Noun
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a horn or tube used for bloodletting or relieving bodily ailments via suction |
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red fish |
Noun
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a type of red-colored fish with scales |
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female carpenter |
Noun
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a woman who works as a carpenter |