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in case of |
Conjunction
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in the event that something happens |
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remittance note |
Noun
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a financial instrument or letter authorizing the transfer of money or goods to a specified person |
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gustily |
Adverb
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in a manner characterized by strong gusts of wind |
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blusterously |
Adverb
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in a blustery or windy manner |
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large copper vessel |
Noun
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a large copper vessel with a lid used for storing water |
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Hinayana |
Noun
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a sect of Buddhism that rejects elaborate rituals |
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Rana rule |
Noun
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the 104-year period of autocratic governance by the Rana family in Nepal |
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whooshingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a rushing wind sound |
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whistlingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a whistling wind sound |
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priest and tailor |
Phrase
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a priest and a tailor |
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all-in |
Adverb
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in a manner of betting all one's cards at once in a game |
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vomitously |
Adverb
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in a manner causing vomiting |
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restless behavior |
Noun
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the state or action of being restless and rushing |
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quick-paced |
Adjective
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characterized by moving or running with great speed |
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cause to be stuffed |
Verb
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to cause something to be stuffed or inserted |
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general post office |
Noun
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the central office responsible for managing the national postal system |
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to run fast |
Verb
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to run or move with great haste |
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postal relay |
Noun
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the official relaying of goods or people between government stations |
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mail relay |
Noun
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the official relaying of mail between government stations |
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relay system |
Noun
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a system of relaying goods through local village heads |
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courier relay |
Noun
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a system of relaying couriers or goods through local authorities |
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gang member |
Noun
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a person who moves in a group to cause public disturbance |
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postal items |
Noun
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letters, parcels, and other items handled by the post |
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to be caused to be inserted |
Verb
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to be caused to be inserted or pushed into something |
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buffalo call |
Noun
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an interjection used to call buffaloes |
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Hemanta |
Noun
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the fifth of the six seasons, occurring during the months of Mangsir and Poush |
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late autumn |
Noun
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the season corresponding to late autumn and early winter |
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cause to be bullied |
Verb
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to cause someone to be bullied or oppressed |
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incite to mistreat |
Verb
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to incite or encourage the mistreatment of others |
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be reared |
Verb
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to be raised or brought up to maturity |
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physical description |
Noun
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detailed description of a person or object's appearance, color, shape, or identifying marks |
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to admit |
Verb
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to cause someone to be admitted or let in |
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foggy-like |
Adverb
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in a manner resembling the spreading of fog or smoke |
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to rush |
Verb
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to move with great haste or rush |
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to be flung |
Verb
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to be thrown or flung with force |
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to be rushed |
Verb
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to be subjected to rushing or hurried movement |
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to be hurried |
Verb
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to be made to hurry or rush |
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puffily |
Adverb
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in a puffy or swollen manner |
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swellingly |
Adverb
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in a manner that causes swelling or rising |
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have diagnosed |
Verb
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to have a spiritual or supernatural diagnosis performed by a shaman or healer |
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heart of hearts |
Noun
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the innermost part of the mind or heart |
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rhythmic call |
Noun
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a rhythmic vocal sound used to coordinate effort when lifting or moving heavy objects |
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to be made to perform a homa |
Verb
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to be caused to perform a ritual fire sacrifice |
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to cause to perform a homa |
Verb
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to cause someone to perform a ritual fire sacrifice |
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one who performs homa |
Noun
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a person who performs a ritual fire sacrifice |
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derogatory term for a priest |
Noun
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a derogatory term for a Brahmin who performs ritual fire sacrifices |
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status-holder |
Noun
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a person who possesses a specific status or standing |
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truth-testing |
Noun
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the process of verifying the truth or falsehood of a matter |
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justice and injustice |
Noun
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the concepts of justice and injustice |
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Hrishikesha |
Noun
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a name for Lord Vishnu or Krishna as the master of the senses |