मुरली शब्दकोश

Object, purpose, motive, end.
Subject (in Grammar).

Deliverance, salvation, redemption, riddance, restoration, uplift.

Image or idol of elevation.
Image or idol of redemption, of deliverance.

Inauguration, release.
Uncovering.

Noise, uproar, disturbance, commotion, ado, tumult, rebellion.

There, thither, on that side, that way, away.

To spit out.
To bring up from the stomach, gullet or craw (as birds for their young, or as cattle in chewing the cud).
To throw up, vomit, reject, disgorge.
To restore or refund (property surreptitiously obtained).
To blurt out, to reveal.
(Bābā) 'to spit out knowledge', to say what was heard. Just as birds regurgitate food for their young, so we can give back the food of the mind to others, whether it is good (nectar of knowledge) or bad (poison of wrong opinions).

To chew the cud, to ruminate.

Extinguished.

Extinguished. (hypothetical feminine past participle of ujhānā perhaps a corrupted form of bujhānā)

Bright, radiant; brilliant; lovely, splendid.
Fervent, ardent (as love, or ecstatic devotion).
Clean, white; unstained, without reproach.

Recompense, compensation, reward, sawab (spiritual merit or reward that accrues from the performance of good deeds and piety), remuneration, return, requital, retribution, cost, price, hire, fare, pay, fee.

To root up, to tear up or off; to take out (as a thorn, or a tooth); to dig up.
To detach, to dislodge; to disperse.
To dislocate (a bone).

To be entangled, to be involved or ravelled up.
To become complicated.
To be entwined (as रस्सी).
To catch a crab.
To cross swords with.

Love, attachment.

Complaint, twitting, reproach.

Complication; entanglement; perplexity.

Transgression, violation, infringement, contravention.

Joy, delight, merriment.
A chapter (of a book).
Revelry, elation.

Reverse, reversed, topsy-turvy, opposite, contrary, overturned, inverted.

Topsy-tuvy, deranged, confused, higgledy, piggledy.

Aspiration, gusto, zeal.

Enthusiasm and joy.
Pleasure.
Gusto and happiness.

Enthusiasm, zeal.

Candidate.

High, lofty, tall, raised, elevated, exalted, eminent.

The most elevated, the loftiest, the highest, the most eminent.

High and low, having ups and downs, uneven, rough.
Undulatory.
Unevenness, inequality, undulating ground.
Ups and downs (of life), vicissitudes.
Ins and outs, pros and cons (of a matter), particulars.

Height, loftiness, elevation, altitude.
Eminence, exaltation.
Pitch (of the voice).

Dative case of vē: them, to them.