मुरली शब्दकोश

Salt water.

Bowing, bowing down; obeisance.

Bowing down and worshiping.

Salty, salted, saltish.

Modest, humble, polite, meek, submissive.

Of a lowly or humble mind, &c.
A lowly-minded person.

Modesty, humility, politeness, meekness, submissiveness.

A sample, specimen.
Pattern, model.
Example.
Type, form.

Name of the founder of the Sikh sect.

Naked, nude, bare.
Leafless.
Shameless.

Boat, ferry.

Disobedient, refractory, stubborn.

A man, mâle.
(Hinduism) The original or eternal Man, the divine imperishable spirit pervading the universe. Often associated with his twin Nārāyaṇ; Arjun is his incarnation on Earth.
(Bābā) An ordinary man.

(maybe) The Persian wheel (or saqia, tablia, rehat, tympanum) is a lifting device for extracting water from a well using animal traction, a succession of containers filling at the bottom and emptying at the surface, often to supply a land irrigation network. Because it is not using the power of flowing water, the Persian wheel is different from a noria and any other type of water wheel.
(maybe) A noria (Arabic: ناعورة, nā‘ūra, lit. "growler") is a hydropowered scoop wheel used to lift water into a small aqueduct, either for the purpose of irrigation or to supply water to cities and villages.

Man wants something else.

Nār or rahaṭ, noria or Persian wheel. It is a wheel with buckets attached around it. The wheel turns with the force of the current (noria, water wheel) or with the force of oxen (Persian wheel) and draws water from a current to bring it into a higher water conduit (used for 'agriculture). Each bucket fills when it is at the bottom, in the water, and has a short time to fill. Then gradually empties in a little less than half a turn into a water conduit. This represents soul energy that takes a short time to fill (a short time in the cycle) and takes a long time to empty (the entire rest of the cycle).

A slogan.

(Hinduism) God, Lord Vishṉu. A name of Vishṇu (considered as the first of living beings, and the dwelling-place of mortals; or as the being who existed before all worlds, and moved on the waters of creation).
(Bābā) The first emperor of the golden age (perfect man).

Angry, enraged, displeased.

Anger, rage, displeasure.

Hell (the place of torment, as distinguished from pātāl, 'the lower regions' ; narak includes a number of places of torture of various descriptions, generally said to be twenty-one in number).

Inhabitant of hell.

Soft, gentle, delicate, pliant, flexible, kind, merciful, moderate.

Intoxication, drunkenness.

Nāsik or Nāśik, north of Mahārāṣṭra. Sacred city on the Godāvarī, center of pilgrimage, notably kumbhamela.
(Rāmāyaṇa) Its name comes from the fact that it is here that Lakṣmaṇa is said to have cut off the nose of the rākṣasī Śūrpaṇakhā.

A suffix denoting one who sits.

Destroyed, perished, annihilated, destructed, ruined.

Breakfast; light refreshment.

'Saying (or one who says) nāsti, "it is notʼ"; denying, atheistical, unbelieving.
One who denies the authority of the Vedas, or who expresses doubts as to the authenticity of the Purāṇas.
One who denies a future state.
An atheist, unbeliever, infidel.
(Bābā) Not having the religious disposition taught by God in the murlī: human beings in the copper and iron ages.

Condition or life of nāstik: condition or life of an atheist.