मुरली शब्दकोश

He who is asleep loses.

To live, to be alive.

Plural ergative case of jō; those who.

Body.

Physical, bodily.

Bodily love. It is a love based on considering oneself as the body. It is therefore a limited, ordinary love. Even a purely platonic love is a bodily love if one does not consider oneself as the soul.

Singular ergative case of the relative pronoun jō; he who, that which.

Singular ablative or instrumental case of the relative pronoun jō: with which, by which, from which, whose.

For life, as long as one is living or is in existence, during the life-time of.

To suffer death in life, to die a living death; to endure extreme misery or anguish.
(Bābā) To die for the whole life, to die while one lives (the heart is not attached to the old world but lives for the new world, paradise)

As much as, as many, how much, however much.

Those who do not pay attention to the studies, then those who cry and cry will become spoilt. Those who study and educate themselves will become masters and those who indulge themselves only in enjoyment will become bad - As a Godly student one should strive hard and do purūṣhārth to reach the goal. But if neglects Godly study, he will be fit for nothing.

Creature, living being, life.
(Bābā) The living body which is ready to shelter or which shelters the soul.

(Hinduism) The individual soul, the vital principle or spirit which is distinct from the supreme soul.
(Bābā) Living being: a soul (ātmā) in a living body (jīv).

Destruction of life.

Creatures, tiny creatures.

Life, animation, existence.

Biography.

Life story.

Bondage, imprisonment in life.
Attachment to the world through the chain of our actions.

phil. [“delivered alive”] who has achieved spiritual liberation during his life (and can thus go about the affairs of the world without attachment and defilement, and abstain from the rites and duties of his caste); he observes the present with indifference.
adj & sm Exonerated whilst living from future birth or transmigration and all ritual ceremonies. One who is so exonerated.
(Bābā) Delivered alive (in the age of union with God, or in the golden and silver ages)

phil. [“deliverance in this life”] state of liberation, ultimate goal of yoga.
(Vedanta) Liberation in the present state of life, a secondary sort of liberation which conducts the soul after death to live with Brahma not however divested of a subtile corporeal frame.
(Bābā) Liberation in life (in the age of union with God, or in the golden and silver ages)

Abode of liberation in life (on Earth in the Age of Union with God or in the Golden and Silver Ages).

Bacteria, microbe.

(Bābā) Suicide.

Gift of life, gift of existence.

Relative pronoun (without distinction of gender or number): who, that, which, what. Can be coupled with vah creating an identity relationship between the two terms of two propositions in the sentence.

Whatever, whatsoever, anything.

Jodhpur (a city in Rajasthan, India)

With great force.
With much ado, with great pomp.