मुरली शब्दकोश

Annapūrṇā : epithet of Durgā "nourisher".

Master, patron, benefactor, one who provides subsistence.
A form of address used by subjugated and subordinated people for their masters and patrons, giver of food.

Uncommon, unprecedented; strange.
Novel; unique.
Rare, wonderful.

Unlettered, uneducated, uninformed, illiterate.

Part, share, division, fragment.
Ingredient.
Contribution.
Numerator (of a fraction).
Degree.
In Linguistics, an element.
(Bābā) Part, trace.

Tear, tears.

To shed tears.

(negative past participle) Unreformed, uncorrected, unamended.
(Bābā) Not restored to his/her former form (that of divinity).

Unheard, turned a deaf ear to, unheeded, disregarded.

End.

Your final thoughts lead you to your final destination.
At the time of death, what man thinks or feels at the end, his next birth will be of the same type; As man's final thoughts, so will be his destination - That is why man should focus on God from the very beginning. If God becomes the center of attraction of the mind, then he will be remembered even at the time of death.

Internal vehicle: the last phase, the karmātīt phase which is like a vehicle where one can move anywhere in a second, where one no longer perceives one's material form. It is also called the subtle body.

Difference.
Distance, interval, spacing, margin.
Interior, heart.

Internal, innermost, hidden.
Included.
Within, inside.

Internal, intra.
Innate.

Space, sky.

Introverted.

Introverted.

International.

Pervading the interior or inner self (the Supreme Spirit according to Hindu).
(One) who controls the mood or heart (the supreme being according to Hindu).
(One) who knows the inner thoughts or feelings; the Supreme Being (according to Hindu).

Last, final, ultimate, concluding, conclusive.

'End period'.
The hour of death, dying moment, the end.
(Bābā) Final period: the age of meeting (or confluence age).

A prefix meaning after, afterwards, like, along with, repeatedly, towards, etc.

The post-Janak, the later Janak. According to Hindu mythology, Janak was a king who renounced everything while giving everything to his guru: his kingdom, his possessions, his body and his sense organs. Following this, the guru accepted him as a disciple and taught him the path of realisation and liberation in life. Janak then became a king who realized his true nature while continuing his role as king. So there is a post-Janak, the one who has achieved realisation and liberation in life.

Experience.

Experienced, veteran, seasoned.

Emotional experience, inner experience, realisation.

Follower, disciple.
Attendant, servant.
Companion.

A guess, estimate, surmise, supposition.
Inference.

According to, in conformity with.