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burning with fever |
Adjective
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suffering from intense, burning fever |
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charging |
Noun
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act of cattle charging at people or other animals |
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earthenware vessels |
Noun
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vessels made of clay and dried gourds |
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clay pots |
Noun
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pots made of earthenware and gourd shells |
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being fanned |
Verb
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to be fanned by someone else |
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useless person |
Noun
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an incompetent or good-for-nothing individual |
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spinning game |
Phrase
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a children's game involving spinning around while chanting |
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whirling game |
Phrase
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a children's game involving spinning around while chanting |
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cause to misappropriate |
Verb
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to cause someone to seize or misappropriate property |
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incite to usurp |
Verb
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to incite someone to usurp or seize property |
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drat |
Interjection
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an expression of frustration, regret, or annoyance at a forgotten or botched task |
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Goddess Lakshmi |
Noun
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the consort of Lord Vishnu |
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per |
Preposition
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each or every individual unit |
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Harappa |
Noun
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an ancient archaeological site in the Indus Valley region |
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royal insignia |
Noun
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a royal emblem or insignia used during the Malla period |
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Durvashtami |
Noun
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a festival observed on the eighth day of the bright fortnight of Bhadra |
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green jasmine |
Noun
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a variety of jasmine that remains green even after ripening |
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various kinds |
Phrase
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of various kinds or diverse manners |
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chitrini |
Noun
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one of the four types of women described in classical texts |
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Harishayani Ekadashi |
Noun
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the eleventh day of the bright fortnight of Ashadh marking the start of the Chaturmas fast |
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many methods |
Phrase
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by many different methods or means |
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various strategies |
Phrase
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by many different strategies or approaches |
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sun-horse |
Noun
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a horse belonging to the sun god |
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green heron |
Noun
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a species of heron with a black crest and greenish wings |
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Harihara |
Noun
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the combined form of Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva |
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permission to eat |
Phrase
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a word used to grant permission to begin eating |
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wooden parts |
Noun
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wooden components used for making agricultural tools like plows |
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farming equipment |
Noun
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wooden implements used for farming |
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last breath |
Noun
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the final breath taken at the moment of death |
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scale box |
Noun
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a container used by goldsmiths or merchants to store scales |
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weighing box |
Noun
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container used by goldsmiths for scales and weights |
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jubilant song |
Noun
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song expressing joy performed during festivals |
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cracked feet |
Noun
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condition of cracked soles caused by blood disorders |
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first plowing ceremony |
Noun
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ceremonial ritual of plowing the field for the first time in the season |
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sound-producing device |
Noun
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device that produces sound when air is forced through it |
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flourishingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of plants growing and thriving vigorously |
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more luxuriantly |
Adverb
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in a more vigorous and thriving manner |
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more flourishingly |
Adverb
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in a more flourishing and lush manner |
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to be made to put |
Verb
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to be compelled or directed to put something in |
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to be caused to insert |
Verb
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to be caused to insert something |
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jack-of-all-trades |
Noun
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person possessing some knowledge of many different tasks |
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prime quality |
Adjective
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of superior quality or origin |
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large mirror |
Noun
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large mirror of superior quality |
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high-quality mirror |
Noun
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high-grade mirror of large size |
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turmeric-scented mango |
Noun
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variety of turmeric used for pickling that has a mango-like scent |
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postal messenger |
Noun
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official postal courier or messenger |
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plowing and digging |
Phrase
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the act of plowing with a plow and digging with a hoe |
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hemorrhoidal |
Adjective
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affected by hemorrhoids |
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roam about |
Verb
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to cause someone to wander around aimlessly |
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wander about |
Verb
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to make someone roam about without purpose |