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inarticulation |
Noun
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an obstruction or lack of clarity in pronunciation |
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natural juice |
Noun
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the inherent natural juice of a substance |
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vowel harmony |
Noun
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the assimilation of adjacent vowels to match each other in sound |
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female volunteer |
Noun
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a female who serves as a volunteer |
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ascension to heaven |
Noun
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the act of ascending or departing to heaven |
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virtuous heroine |
Noun
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a simple, modest, and devoted heroine in literature who manages her household |
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chaste heroine |
Noun
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a chaste and virtuous heroine in literature who is devoted to her husband |
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swayamvara |
Noun
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a custom where a bride chooses her own husband from among suitors |
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light eater |
Noun
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a person who consumes very little food |
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heaven-bound |
Adjective
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destined for heaven after death |
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residing in heaven |
Adjective
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situated or dwelling in heaven |
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respiratory sound |
Noun
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the sound produced by air passing through the nose during breathing |
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welcome song |
Noun
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a song performed to greet distinguished guests or a crowd at an event |
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svagatapatika |
Noun
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a literary heroine who prepares to welcome her husband returning from abroad |
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svagatapriya |
Noun
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a heroine who is happy and ready to welcome her husband upon his return |
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welcome speech |
Noun
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a speech delivered to welcome and honor invited guests |
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welcome address |
Noun
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a formal address given to welcome invited guests |
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welcome ceremony |
Noun
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a gathering or event organized to welcome or honor a distinguished person |
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welcome committee |
Noun
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a committee formed to manage the reception and hospitality of guests |
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svagata |
Noun
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a specific Sanskrit poetic meter consisting of four feet with a fixed sequence of syllables |
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with a whiz |
Adverb
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with a swift, whistling sound |
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even more loudly |
Adverb
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with an even more intense whistling or rushing sound |
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golden beetle |
Noun
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a type of insect with a golden, shimmering appearance |
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blesser |
Noun
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a person who performs a ritual blessing |
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voice-break |
Noun
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a literary condition where intense emotion causes a stutter or unintended speech |
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vocal-break |
Noun
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a vocal impairment caused by strong emotions like joy, fear, or anger |
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svadhishthana |
Noun
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one of the six energy centers in the body located at the base of the genitals in Hatha Yoga |
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sacral chakra |
Noun
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the second energy center in the body according to yogic tradition |
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gonad center |
Noun
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the biological center for the development of reproductive power and puberty |
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endocrine center |
Noun
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the endocrine center responsible for the development of reproductive functions |
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woman whose husband is under her control |
Noun
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woman who keeps her husband under her control |
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independent study |
Noun
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regular daily study of scriptures or self-directed learning |
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discretionary power |
Noun
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capacity to discern between right and wrong or duty and non-duty |
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physician of the gods |
Noun
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physician of the celestial beings, specifically the Ashvini Kumaras |
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mellifluousness |
Noun
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sweetness or melodiousness of voice |
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having form |
Adjective
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possessing a form or appearance |
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study as a ritual |
Noun
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ritualistic practice of regular scriptural study |
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scriptural study as worship |
Noun
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worship performed through the regular study of scriptures |
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self-study material |
Noun
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educational materials designed for independent learning without teacher assistance |
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self-learning material |
Noun
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learning resources enabling a student to acquire knowledge independently |
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svadhinapatika |
Noun
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literary archetype of a heroine who keeps her husband under her control |
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one's own death |
Noun
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one's own end or death |
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self-end |
Noun
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the conclusion or demise of oneself |
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self-learning |
Noun
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process of learning independently without the aid of a teacher |
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autodidacticism |
Noun
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practice of self-directed education |
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golden mountain |
Noun
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golden-colored mountain, often referring to Mount Sumeru |
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self-advancement |
Noun
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act of achieving one's own personal interests |
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blinded by self-interest |
Adjective
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blinded by self-interest and lacking moral discernment |
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musical improvisation |
Noun
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sustained musical resonance or melodic improvisation |
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golden jubilee |
Noun
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celebration marking the fiftieth anniversary of an event or establishment |