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plunge into |
Verb
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to plunge suddenly into a conflict or struggle |
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commit to |
Verb
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to commit oneself fully to a struggle or cause |
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hegemonist |
Noun
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a person who exercises dominance or hegemony |
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penholder |
Noun
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a pen handle used for holding a nib for writing |
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short woman |
Adjective
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a woman of short stature |
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mutual looking |
Noun
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act of looking at each other |
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before one's eyes |
Phrase
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right before one's eyes |
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proud hero |
Noun
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a proud and heroic character |
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drive across |
Verb
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to drive livestock across a body of water |
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push in |
Verb
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to force or push into a space |
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act of plunging |
Noun
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the act or process of plunging |
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Rishikesh |
Noun
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a famous pilgrimage site in India near Haridwar |
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be seen |
Verb
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to be observed or perceived |
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share of work |
Noun
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a portion of labor or task |
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blind follower |
Noun
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one who follows others blindly |
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Hemanta season |
Noun
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the late autumn season |
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Lhasa |
Noun
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the capital city of the Tibet Autonomous Region |
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fire ritual |
Noun
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ritual offering of ghee and grains into a sacred fire |
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performing homa |
Noun
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the act or process of performing a fire ritual |
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short and long |
Phrase
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pertaining to short and long vowel orthography |
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vowel length |
Noun
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the distinction between short and long vowels |
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in a swarm |
Adverb
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in a large, rushing crowd |
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hosiery industry |
Noun
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the business of manufacturing knitted garments like socks and sweaters |
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made of gold |
Adjective
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composed of gold |
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you know |
Interjection
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a particle used at the end of a sentence to seek agreement or emphasize a request |
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Ahir |
Noun
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a community whose livelihood depends on cattle and dairy farming |
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hotel business |
Noun
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the industry of operating a hotel for profit |
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hospitality industry |
Noun
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the business of providing lodging and services |
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purity of mind |
Noun
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the state of having a pure mind |
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mental purity |
Noun
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the quality of mental cleanliness or purity |
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uncongested |
Adjective
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free from crowds or congestion |
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sensory organ |
Noun
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any of the five organs of perception including eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin |
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lead cow |
Noun
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the leader or head cow of a herd |
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keep watch |
Phrase
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to guard or keep a vigil |
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stingless nettle |
Noun
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a type of nettle with large leaves that does not sting |
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peeping |
Noun
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the act or process of peeping |
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to be peeped at |
Verb
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to be subjected to the act of being peeped at |
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decimal number |
Noun
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a number represented using a decimal point |
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Dasha Mahavidya |
Noun
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the ten goddesses worshipped in Tantric tradition |
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sprout up |
Verb
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to grow or shoot up suddenly |
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leaping down |
Adverb
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in a manner of leaping or falling down from a height |
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divine assembly |
Noun
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the assembly of the god Indra or a divine council |
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divine communion |
Noun
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the act of merging into divinity through devotion or spiritual practice |
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contract renewal |
Noun
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the renewal of a labor contract for artisans until the month of Shrawan |
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tea plantation |
Noun
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a place where tea is cultivated |
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greasing |
Noun
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the act of applying a small amount of fat while cooking bread |
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oiling |
Noun
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the act of applying a small amount of oil while cooking bread |
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stone anchor |
Noun
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a stone device used as a trap for fishing |
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fishing weight |
Noun
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a stone weight used as a fishing tool |
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slanted eyes |
Adjective
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having narrow or slanted eyes |