noun
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a snake or serpent.
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any of several genera (esp. Naja) of very poisonous elapine snakes, having around the neck loose skin which is expanded into a hood when the snake is excited; a cobra.
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(myth.) the descendents of the sage Kaśyapa and Kadru; the lineage of serpents.
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an elephant.
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a cloud.
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a prominent man or leader of a group of people.
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one of the minor winds in the body that causes belching, vomiting, etc.
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lead, the heavy, soft, malleable, bluish-grey metal.
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the tree Mallotus philippensis (= Rottlera tinctoria) of Euphorbiaceae family.
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the large-sized, evergreen tree Mesua ferrea of Guttiferae family.
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fire.
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absence of light; darkness.
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water.
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the large, spiral, univalve shell of any of various marine mollusks; conch.
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a species of large marine fish; a shark.
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a cruel, ruthless fellow.
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a peg driven into a wall or pillar for hanging a lamp or other articles.
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the idol of a serpent carved in stone.
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a branch of Mongolian race, mostly inhabiting in north-eastern regions of India; Nagas.
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the tenth karaṇa or astronomical period.
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(pros.) a verse of four lines, having a group consisting of two long syllablic instants followed by one short one followed by a long and a short syllable in first and third lines, and a group consisting of two long syllabic instants followed by one short one followed by a long syllable.
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a symbol for the number eight.
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a symbol for the number seven.