(myth.) a messenger of the Death-God.

a white, metallic chemical element that is extremely ductile and malleable, capable of a high polish, and the best metal conductor of heat and electricity, symbol Ag; silver.

a heavy, yellow, inert, metallic chemical element with a high degree of ductility and malleability, symbol Au.; gold.

the plant Datura stramonium (var. typica) of Solanaceae family.

the white colour.

the pointed end of an arrow.

a humble servant.

the tip of the foot.

the plant Dolichos biflorus of Papilionaceae family.

its pulse; horse-gram.

a blue stone used as a collyrium and in medicine.

the father of one's great grandfather.

the plant Dolichos biflorus of Papilionaceae family.

its pulse; horse-gram.

a wicked maid-servant.

being above or not bound by the principles of physical existence.

not depictable by any art.

(phil.) a man or a deity who is above or not bound by the principles of the physical existence of the soul.

that which cannot be the subject for an art.

(phil.) a woman or a female deity who is above or not bound by the principles of the physical existence of the soul.

a white, metallic chemical element that is extremely ductile and malleable, capable of a high polish, and the best metal conductor of heat and electricity, symbol Ag; silver.

a heavy, yellow, inert, metallic chemical element with a high degree of ductility and malleability, symbol Au.; gold.

the plant Datura stramonium (var. typica) of Solanaceae family.

the white colour.