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- the faculty, power or act of speaking; speech.
- Sarasvati, the Goddess of speech and knowledge.
- a sound.
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- a long, narrow, open container of wood, stone, metal etc. for holding water for animals.
- an old unit of measure.
- a narrow, long wooden plate fixed horizontally in a boat for passengers to sit on.
- a container, usu. of clay, plastic, etc. to grow plants.
- a device made of leather, for drawing water from a well, using an ox or a pair of oxen.
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- a slender shaft pointed at one end and feathered at the other, shot from a bow at the target; a shaft-missile; an arrow.
- noise; sound.
- fire.
- a kind of Barleria plant that bears blue flower.
- the cylindrical part of a Linga, the symbol of Śiva.
- (myth.) name of a daemon.
- any grass.
- name of a celebrated Samskřta poet who wrote Kādambari and Harṣacarita.
- a kind of fire-cracker (as a flower-pot).
- a kind of cloth.
- (math.) a symbol for the number five.
- (pros.) a kind of meter having twelve syllables in each line.
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- of great size, extent or capacity; large; big; great in amount, weight or quantity.
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- a stringed, musical instrument.
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- an extent of level country, not having plants, buildings, etc.
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- a piece of hard material with two principal faces meeting in a sharply acute angle, for raising, holding or splitting objects by applying a pounding or driving force, as from a hammer; a wedge.
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- an extent of level country, not having plants, buildings, etc.
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- the quality of being attractive; attractiveness; loveliness; charm; beauty.