मुरली शब्दकोश

Reins, bridle, hackamore.

Devotion, perseverence, inclination, attachment.
An auspicious moment (for performing a ceremony).

To engage, to employ.
To attach, to join, to connect.
To plant.
To apply.
To affix.
To make someone hang around.
To levy.
To touch.
To invest.
To paste, to stick.
To set, to fix.
To shut, to close.
To keep.
To backbite.
To inflame.
To add.

Attachment, love, affection.

Attachment, love, affection.

Free from attachment.

Applicable, enforceable, in force.

Wave, ripple, undulation.
A wavy pattern.
Surge, caprice, whim, impulse.

To rise in waves (water), to ripple.
To wave (as foliage, crops).
To wave, to flap (a flag).
To wind (as a stream).
To undulate in movement (a snake).
To gust (as heat).
To be moved suddenly (the heart, by emotion).
To be wafted (fragrance).
To be radiant (the beauty of nature).
To cause to flutter, or to wave; to put out (a flag); to raise (a flag, standard). To raise delusive hopes in (a person); to excite, to tantalise.

Smallness, littleness.
A small part or portion, a particle, little bit, slight trace.
Mark, sign, effect.
Small, little.

Shame, modesty, shyness, bashfulness.

A hundred thousand, 100 000.

A line, lineament.
A streak, stripe.

Beam, log, block, bar, timber, wood.

A stick, staff.
Wood, timber.
Fire-wood.

A symptom.
Indication.
Trait, characteristic feature, characteristic mark.
(Bābā) The symptoms of the soul which show progress towards his/her goal.

A younger brother of Rām in the ancient Indian epic of Rāmāyaṇ.

(Hinduism) The goddess of wealth and spouse of Lord Vishṉū.
Prosperity, fortune.
Used deferentially for a woman as symbolising prosperity.
(Bābā) The goddess empress of the Golden Age and wife of the god emperor Nārāyaṇ. The couple is symbolized by Vishṉū who sustains the world through the cycle, especially in the golden and silver ages.

Lakṣmī and Nārāyaṇ.

Name of a festival held on the fifteenth day of the dark half of the month Kārttik, at the end of the Dīvālī festival.
Worship of Lakṣmī by the bridegroom and bride after the bride has been brought to her father-in-law's house.

The aim, object, objective, target, goal.
Indicated, implied.

(The one) who gives a goal.

Greed, greediness, covetousness, avarice.
Allurement, temptation.

Challenge, shout, call (as of encouragement).

To challenge, issue a challenge, hold out a challenge, to halloo, to throw/fling down the gauntlet/glove.

Long, lengthy, tall.

Long and wide, spacious, roomy, capacious, vast.

Length.
Height.

An anchor.
A public kitchen, alms-house; food distributed to the needy.
The langar refers to the free, vegetarian food provided in Sikh Gurudwaras.

Lame, limping.
A lame man, a cripple.