मुरली शब्दकोश

Great sage, great man of science, great scholar.

(Hinduism) A form of Śhiv an epithet of Śhiv in his character of the destroying deity he being then represented of a black colour and of more or less terrific aspect in this particular Śhiv may be regarded as a personification of Time the destroyer of all things.
(Bābā) The Great Death (the One who takes everyone back to Paramdhām).

A palace, palatial mansion.

Palace, mansion.

Your Majesty, His Majesty.

Superior of large and/or numerous monasteries.
Superior of a religious district or province.

(prefix) Great, illustrious.
Mighty, strong, big, large, ample, excessive, grievous.
Very, extremely, very much.

Great river.

Dear, expensive, costly.

High (level of) prices, dearness, expensiveness, costliness.
Rise in prices.

A great crime, or sin; guilt of the most heinous kind, a heinous offence, a crime of the highest degree (five such are enumerated in Manu's Code, viz. killing a Brāhmaṇ; drinking intoxicating liquors; theft; committing adultery with the wife of a spiritual teacher; and associating with anyone guilty of these crimes).

(Hinduism) The total annihilation of the universe at the end of a Kalp.
(Hinduism) An entire dissolution and destruction of things after a period commensurate with the life of Brahma (when the seven Lokas and their inhabitants, together with all the saints, gods, and Brahmā himself, are annihilated).
The great deluge.
(Bābā) Total annihilation of the universe (which is a false idea because matter is eternal, renewing itself constantly every Kalp, every 5000 years when God, that is to say Śiv, descends on Earth).

Great good, great virtue, great merit, great puṇya.

A great man, an eminent personage, a magnate, chief; one invested with official authority; a dignitary; a great saint or sage, a reverend or holy person; a great ascetic.

Great king, supreme power, sovereign, emperor.

Son of a great king, prince.

Daughter of a great king, princess.

The great circle dance.

The south-western Indian state comprising the Marāṭhī speaking areas of the country.

One having a great chariot.
A great warrior.
Prestigious person.
(Bābā) One who studies well and teaches others.

Elephantry, cavalry and infantry.

A great riṣhi, any great sage or saint; a pre-eminent class of saint-sages (said to be primeval, and to be the procreators of mankind).
Maharṣhi Maheśh Yogī, title of the spiritual master Maheśa Prasāda Varma (1917–2008); after studying physics, he became a disciple of the śaṃkarācārya Brahmānanda Sarasvatī at Badarīnātha; he founded the international Transcendental Meditation movement in 1955.

Great form.

Great śakti.
Great power, great strength, great potency, great energy, superpower.
(Brahma Kumaris) Powerful sister, powerful mother.

A saint, sage, saintly (person), noble or enlightened soul.
(Bābā) 'Great soul', the pure soul.

Importance.
Significance.
Greatness.
Magnitude.

Great sacrifice, great renunciation.

Great renouncer.

Great utterance, great sentence. A sentence impregnated with an expression of essential truth.
(Hinduism) Tat Tvam Asi "that you are", Ahaṁ Brahmāsmi "I am Brahman", Prajñānaṁ Brahma "Prajñāna is Brahman", Ayam Ātmā Brahma "This Self (Atman) is Brahman". These four mahāvākyas are erroneous or misinterpreted confusing the soul, the Supreme Soul and Brahman (Brahm, the element that occupies the space of the incorporeal world of souls) and thus making God omnipresent.
(Bābā) Every verse or sentence of the murlī uttered by Bābā.

Having tremendous valour, extremely valorous, extremely gallant.
A great hero.
Name of the last or twenty-fourth Arhat (the last and most celebrated Jain teacher of the present age; supposed to have flourished in the province of Behār in the sixth century before the Christian era).
(epithet) Hanuman.