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ascetic master |
Noun
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a master ascetic or yogi |
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war of independence |
Noun
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armed conflict to liberate a nation from foreign rule or colonialism |
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liberation war |
Noun
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war fought to achieve national independence |
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Swati |
Noun
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the fifteenth of the twenty-seven lunar mansions in astrology |
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Arcturus |
Noun
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the star Arcturus in the context of the fifteenth lunar mansion |
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selfless person |
Noun
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someone who sacrifices their own interests for the benefit of others |
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health resort |
Noun
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a residential facility providing medical treatment for patients |
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health camp |
Noun
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a temporary medical center established to prevent disease outbreaks |
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medical camp |
Noun
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a temporary medical center established to prevent disease outbreaks |
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written permission |
Noun
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a document granting formal approval or authorization for an action |
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for one's own pleasure |
Phrase
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for the sake of one's own internal happiness or mental satisfaction |
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for self-satisfaction |
Phrase
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for the sake of one's own internal happiness or mental satisfaction |
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health post |
Noun
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a small clinic providing basic health services |
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well-received |
Adjective
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received with satisfaction |
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offering mantra |
Noun
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a mantra chanted while offering oblations into fire to satisfy deities |
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Svaha |
Noun
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the wife of Agni, the god of fire |
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magic sleep-inducing weapon |
Noun
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an ancient weapon used in war to induce sleep or stupor in enemies |
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health checkup |
Noun
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a medical examination to determine fitness for employment or service |
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voluntary retirement |
Noun
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retirement taken by a civil servant after twenty years of service |
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self-earned income |
Noun
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earnings acquired through one's own effort or skill |
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deed of acceptance |
Noun
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a written document confirming acceptance or granting authority for a transaction |
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golden day |
Noun
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a day of prosperity and peace |
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happy day |
Noun
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a day of prosperity and peace |
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memorable day |
Noun
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a day marked by a significant event |
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significant day |
Noun
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a day marked by a significant event |
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wife-beater |
Noun
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a husband who mistreats or is intolerant of his wife |
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abusive husband |
Noun
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a husband who mistreats or is intolerant of his wife |
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female goose |
Noun
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a female goose |
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medical laboratory |
Noun
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a facility used for medical testing and treatment |
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health laboratory |
Noun
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a facility used for medical testing and treatment |
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health science |
Noun
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branch of knowledge dealing with the principles and rules of physical and mental well-being |
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sattvika anubhava |
Noun
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involuntary physical manifestation of perspiration caused by emotions like shame, joy, labor, or anger |
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bead of sweat |
Noun
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a single drop of perspiration |
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ha |
Noun
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the thirty-third consonant of the Devanagari alphabet, representing a glottal fricative sound |
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letter ha |
Noun
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the character representing the thirty-third Devanagari consonant |
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Svayambhuva |
Noun
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the first of the fourteen Manus in Hindu mythology, considered a son of Brahma |
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Brahmaic |
Adjective
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pertaining to or originating from Brahma |
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Brahmical |
Adjective
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relating to Brahma |
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unravelingly |
Adverb
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in a manner where hanging threads, ropes, or fabric unravel or pull apart rapidly |
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be steered |
Verb
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to be directed or guided by someone else |
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Hamsa avatar |
Noun
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one of the twenty-four incarnations of Vishnu |
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making someone laugh |
Noun
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the act or process of causing someone to laugh |
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make drive |
Verb
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to cause someone to drive or steer |
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cause to steer |
Verb
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to induce someone to guide or operate a vehicle |
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be made to laugh |
Verb
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to be induced to laugh |
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Ajapa mantra |
Noun
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the involuntary mantra produced by the sound of breath during inhalation and exhalation |
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national pride |
Noun
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pride in one's own country, race, or culture |
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personal benefit |
Noun
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personal gain or individual interest |
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Unani medicine |
Noun
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the profession of a Hakim or the practice of Unani medicine |
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health school |
Noun
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an educational institution established to provide instruction in health-related subjects |