मुरली शब्दकोश

Help, assistance, aid, support, relief, reinforcement, hands (as labourers, masons, etc.).

Helper, supporter, assistant.

Place of turning or returning: axis, pivot, centre.
A place within which anything revolves: an orbit, a circumference.
A place where anyone stops or stands, station, seat; that on which anything stands or rests, or depends: ground (of), basis.
Dependence.
The point upon which a question turns.

An epithet of Lord Kr̥ṣṇa; the spring (season).

Madhav Bagh is a small complex in the CP Tank area of ​​Mumbai. This is a pilgrimage site for Hindus. About 100 years ago, this complex and the Sri Lakshmi Narayan Temple in it were established as a Hindu pilgrimage site in the memory of Madhavdas Ranchoddas Sheth by his sons Narothamdas and Varjivandas.

Honey, the juice or nectar of flowers, anything sweet, mead, sugar, liquorice.
Sweetness.
A spirituous liquor obtained from the blossoms of the Bassia latifolia, any sweet intoxicating drink, wine, spirituous liquor.
The season of spring, the month Ćait (March-April).
The tree Bassia latifolia.

(Hinduism) 'The forest of the demon Madhu,' near the Yamuna river (where Śhatru-ghna, after killing Lavaṇa, son of Madhu, founded the city of Madhurā or Mathurā, the city where Kr̥iṣhṇa was born, where God was incarnated).
(Bābā) Place where the seat of the Brahma Kumaris is located where the Supreme Being has descended on numerous occasions (in the body of Brahmā, then of Dadi Gulzar).

Inhabitant of Madhuban.

Sweet, melodious, pleasant, mellifluous.

Sweetness, melodiousness, mellifluence, softness.

Middle, central, mid-.
Middle, centre, the middle part.

One of the mantras given by Śhivbābā: concentrate your mind on the one who is in the middle (Viṣhṇu), i.e remember your aim; remember the inheritance of God the Father.

Middle period: mediaeval period.
(Bābā) Middle period of the cycle: copper age.

'Middle territory'. One of the Hindi speaking Indian states situated in the middle parts of the country adjoining Uttar Pradesh, Ra:jastha:n and Maha:rashṭra.

Name of Rāvaṇ's favourite wife (mother of Indra-jit).

Magadha. The country of South Bihār (including Patna, Gayā, &c.). Two of India's major religions, Jainism and Buddhism, have their roots in Magadha, as do two of India's largest empires, the Maurya Empire and the Gupta Empire.

Pride, arrogance, haughtiness.

Brain, kernel, pith, marrow.

Absorbed, engrossed, engaged, busy, immersed, drowned.
Glad, happy, delighted.

To demand, to ask, to call for, to claim, to invite, to solicit.

'Deceived, made to desire what is vain or false'.
Proud, arrogant, presumptuous, haughty, self-conceited; fastidious.

Great enemy.

The great sacrifice, the great oblation.
(Bābā) The great offering of oneself, of one's ego, etc.

The great war of the Bharatas or descendants of Bharat.
The great narrative of the war of the Bharatas (name of the great epic poem — ascribed to Vyasa — describing the acts, rivalries, and contests of the Kurus and Pāṇḍus, two great collateral branches of the house of Bhārat, so called from Bharat its founder).

Great evil spirit: sexual desire or one of the five evil spirits (ego, desire, anger, covetousness, illusion).

Very generous, very munificent.
Very generous person, very munificent person.

(The one) who is very generous and grants wishes.

A great giver, great donor, great benefactor, a very liberal or generous person.

'The great deity,' an epithet of Śhiv.

The largest of the four chief pilgrimage centers: the Peace Tower.