released (from the bow, as an arrow).

released from bondages, restrictions, another's rule, etc.

not bound, tied; left free.

released from worldly attachments, sufferings; free from the cycle of birth, death, rebirth; emancipated.

in a state which permits access, entrance or exit; not closed, covered, clogged or shut; open.

free from prejudice or bigotry; not closed to new ideas, etc.; open.

liberal; generous; not limited.

free from legal restrictions.

free from discriminatory restrictions based on race, religion, etc.

free from vice (as drinking alcoholic liquors, committing robbery, etc.).

a man, animal, state, etc. who is freed from bondage, another's control, authority, obligation.

a man who is not bound by the worldly obligations, relations, attachments, etc.

a man whose soul is emancipated.

that which is not closed.

personally; in person (not through another, others or indirectly).

knowing no evil; without guile or cunning; artless; simple; innocent.

having or showing unaffected simplicity of nature or absence of artificiality; unsophisticated; innocent.

having little or no knowledge; ignorant.

pretty; attractive by one's simplicity.

lack of required knowledge; ignorance.

a man lacking required knowledge; an ignorant man.

that which is attractive by its simplicity.

a simple, artless, innocent man.

a man who is attracted, fascinated.

the plant Chrysanthemum indicum ( = Pyrethrum indicum) of Asteraceae family.

its flower.

= ಮಾಗದಿ.

a minstrel who sings the praises of a king and his ancestry.

name of a country corresponding to the current southern Bihar state.

= ಮಿಗುತೆ.

= ಮಾಗಧ1.

a princess of the country ಮಗಧ.

a girl or woman born of a man of merchant community and a woman of kṣatriya(military caste).

a female bard, who would sing in praise of her king or queen.

one of the ancient languages belonging to the family of Prākřta.

the vine Piper longum of Piperaceae family; long pepper plant.

the pungent condiment obtained from the small dried fruits of this plant; long pepper.

(rhet.) a particular style in Samskřta language used in literature.