मुरली शब्दकोश

Childhood.

Bad, wicked, vile, depraved.

After, later, subsequently.

Later, subsequently.

Curse, imprecation, malediction.

A cloud.

To change, to alter, to replace.
To convert, to be converted.
To go back (on one's word).

Depraved, of immoral conduct, ill-conducted, ill-mannered; of evil ways, following evil courses.

A curse.

A hindrance, an obstacle/obstruction, impediment; bar, handicap; interference, interruption; trouble; disturbance; obsession (of an evil spirit etc.); infestation.

Congratulations, felicitations, greetings.

To change, to modify, to transform.

In exchange, in return, in lieu.

Change, exchange, barter, transfer, substitution, stead, lieu, person or thing taken in exchange for another, substitute, relief (of a watch).

Of bad repute, disreputable, infamous, ignominious, defamed, calumniated.

To render (one) infamous, destroy (one's) good name, injure (one's) reputation, to defame, villify, traduce, asperse, calumniate.

'Lord of the jujube tree'. Name of a temple at Badarī (name of one of the sources of the Ganges in the Himalaya range, a celebrated place of pilgrimage).

Emperor, king, monarch, sovereign.

Regal, royal, pertaining to the crown, imperial.
Rule, government, sway.
Empire, kingdom.

Ugly, malformed, disfigured, unsightly.

Garden, orchard, grove, cluster of trees, plantation.

Little garden, flower garden.

The reins, halter.

Heron.

Master of the garden, Owner of the garden (title given to God).

The upper arm.
Support, protection, supporter.
Power, strength.

Bravery, courage, valour, heroism.

To be diverted, to be amused, to be recreated, to be entertained.

A pretext, pretence, an excuse, make believe.
To cause to flow, to cause to blow, to set afloat.
To squander, to ruin, to destroy.

The spring (season), bloom.
Merriment, joviality.