a following obediently; submissive behaviour; obedience.

an act or instance of imitating another.

(gram.) a faithful following of the rule laid down in the previous aphorism.

approving; seconding; supporting another's opinion.

guide and help, received or being received from, another; protege.

the act of repeating; a doing or saying again.

one who obediently follows; a submissive person.

that which is similar to another.

responding to.

reciprocally related.

(two complex numbers) having their real parts equal and their imaginary parts equal but of opposite signs; conjugate.

not recurring; not moving in a cyclic manner.

that is not covered; open; unveiled.

as per meaning.

befitting the name.

suited to its purpose; appropriate; apt.

happening, existing or continuing at all times; incessant; eternal.

always - a) at all times; on all occasions; invariably; b) all the time; continuously; forever; c) without a gap or interval; incessantly.

not avoided or evaded.

that much big; so great.

not coming back; not returning.

not giving up one's work, business, career etc. (esp. because of advanced age).

the act of continuing what is being done.

something that impedes progress or achievement; an obstacle.

one who does not return.

a man who never runs away in the war field.

Viṣṇu.

not happening, available, recurring again.

brave, not running back or away (from a battlefield).

following obediently.

continued or carried on, from where (the process, work, etc.) was stopped.

(gram.) following the rule laid down in the previous aphorism.

appropriate; fitting.

a following obediently; submissive behaviour; obedience.

(term used to describe planetary motions in the Ptolemaic system) a circle whose centre moves along the circumference of another, larger circle; an epicycle.

a man who follows, serves another person obediently.

a woman who follows, serves another person obediently.

(jain.) the disciplined life with the five principles of not-harming, truthfulness, refraining from stealing, sexual virtuousness, and refraining from receiving anything from others.