मुरली शब्दकोश

Even so, even then, in spite of this/that, nevertheless, nonetheless, still. (often used with bhal 'even though')

Vowing to sin no more, vowing never to repeat (an act).

To vow to sin no more, to vow never to repeat (an act).

Present, gift.

A large basket (without a lid, originally circular, and covered with leather).

A small basket (without a lid).

A small flat plate or dish of metal or earth.
Plate, dish, platter, salver.
A present of sweetmeats, fruits, &c.

To weigh, to balance, to assess, to gauge.

A cannon.

A cap.
Cover.
Cowl.
Percussion cap.

(prob. corr. from A. taurāt = Old Testament, Pentateuch (first five books of the Bible), or Torah for Jews), Custom, law, rule, authority, order, institute, regulation, enactment.

To maintain the custom.
To be tactful; to maintain (relations); ro fulfil responsibilities.

To break, to violate, to fracture, to pluck, to disband, to twist, to demolish, to snap.
To change (into coins or currency notes of smaller denomination).
To reduce.
To win over, to cause to defect.

Articulating imperfectly (as a child), lisping, stuttering, stammering.
Lisper, stutterer, stammerer.

Simple language, child like sweet language.

Crying out, croaking, chattering, grumbling.
Insistence.

The second of the four ages according the Hindu mythology : the silver age.

Of trētā, silver-aged.

The three memories or recollections: recollection of self (the soul), recollection of the Father and recollection of the knowledge of the Drama.

Seeing the three times: the past, the present and the future; omniscient; Rishi or divine sage.

Vision of the past, present and future; omniscience.

Having or assuming three forms or shapes (as Brahmā, Viṣhṇu and Śhiv).
(Hinduism) Trinity, the Hindū triad: Brahmā, Viṣhṇu and Śhiv.
(Bābā) The Hindu Trinity: Brahmā, Viṣhṇu and Śhaṅkar (confused with Śhiv).
(Bābā) The three deities of the subtle region: Brahmā, Viṣhṇu and Śhaṅkar.
(Bābā) The Creator of Brahmā, Viṣhṇu and Śhaṅkar: Śhiv.

Śhiv of the three forms (trimūrti). Śhiv who created the three deities of the subtle region (Brahmā, Viṣhṇu, Śhaṅkar).

(One) who has three eyes. The third eye is that of wisdom.
(Bābā) One who has the third “eye” of wisdom, which opens through spiritual knowledge and yoga.

A trident, a three-pointed pike or spear (especially the weapon of Śhiv).

mythol. Triple-braid: the confluence at Allahabad of Ganges and Jumna with a subterranean river, called Sarasvatī.

Satiated, satisfied, contented.

Contentment, gratification, fulfilment.

Condition or life of trustee, trusteeship.

(intimate mode to address one's companion, one's child or God; otherwise insulting) You.