a semitransparent or translucent, opalescent, pearly-blue variety of adularia, used as a gem; moonstone.

any of several adularescent feldspars, as certain varieties of albite, labradorite or oligoclase, used as gems; moonstone.

a school of Řgvēda related to the sage Bhāṣkala.

name of one of the Upaniṣats.

a false statement made deliberately; a lie.

the habit of lying, making false statements.

the quality of lacking moral restraint.

a man whose behaviour is unrestrained by law or general morality; a lawless, immoral man.

a man going beyond customary or proper bounds or limits.

a dishonest man.

a reddish variety of oligoclase feldspar, used as a gem, having a red and bright-yellow play of colour.

a short, thick staff used to throw at animals while hunting.

a stone thrown with the help of a sling.

a long leg.

a long pace (while walking).

he who obediently and immediately carries out his masteṛs orders.

a stick used with a bow for dressing cotton.

a two-wheeled vehicle with tubular metal frame, seat, handlebar, propelled by pedals connected to the rear wheel by a chain, and having handlebars for steering and a saddle-like seat; a bicycle.

he who breaks his own promise.

hot air.

a kind of thin alcoholic liquor.

to obey a command order.

to inquire (by asking questions) to get information.