मुरली शब्दकोश

The eye.

(Verge of) departure, time of departure, readiness for departure.

Cunning, clever, crafty.

Cunningness, craftiness.

Vogue.
Usage, custom.
Conduct.

Moving, going, proceeding, movable.
Unsettled, unsteady, vacillating, inconstant, fickle.

Continue.

To drive, to impel.
To transport, to convey; to remove.
To perform; to direct; to instigate.
To shake; to sift; to winnow.

To walk, eat, drink and live.

Mobile.
caltē-phirtē, By moving, by strolling, by walking.

Mobile library.

Current, in force, continuing, in progress.
In working order, active, on, available.
Frequented, busy.

Glitter, brilliance, splendour, flash, gleam.

A slap.

Marvel, miracle, wonder, thaumaturgy, spectacle.

Miraculous, (one) who performs miracles, a thaumaturge.

(a kind of) jasmine (plant and its flower).

To cause to glitter, cause to beam or glow.
To flash.
To burnish, brighten, polish.
To display, to make a show.
To make famous.
To cause to flourish or prosper, to extend, to carry to a great height of prosperity.
To wave, brandish, flourish.
To rouse, stir up, make lively or active.
To provoke, to cause to start or shy, to startle.

Brilliant, sparkling, glittering, splendid.

Magnolia champaca, tree of the magnolia family; its bright yellow flowers with a sweet scent are dedicated to Śiva; An oil is extracted from it to perfume the hair.

The chickpea, Cicer arietenum, commonly called 'gram'.

Unsteady, transient, inconstant, fickle, flickering, quivering, shaking, fidgety, restless, skittish, playful, coquettish, nimble.

Moving or unsteady state.
Variability, capriciousness.
Flirtatiousness.
Playfulness.
Naughtiness.
Transitoriness.
Volatility.

The Moon.

Moon and star.

Subscription, contribution, donation.

Sandalwood, sandal.

Silver.

The goddess Durgā.
A quarrelsome defiant woman; a woman of violent nature.
(Bābā) Sometimes goddess Durga is worshipped on the path of bhakti in this form of hers terrifying the demons However, “chandi” often stands for a quarrelsome woman This word sounds similar to “chandal” (cremator).

Chandrakant Stories Based on Vedanta by Iccharam Suryaram Desai (only available in Gujarati and Hindi).
Chandrakanta is a book of Vedanta philosophy written by Ichcharam Suryaram Desai. He is a writer, anthologist and journalist. In this book called Chandrakanta, life, knowledge, maya, samkalpa vikalpa etc. are discussed with the help of stories and in many other inetersting ways.