मुरली शब्दकोश

Detached.
A recluse, one who is not attached to worldly affairs.

(Attitude of) renunciation, detachment (from worldly affairs).

Vishnuite, vaishnava, follower of Viṣṇu. They are required to respect the vegetarian diet where meat, fish, eggs, garlic, onion (and also leek, chives), alcohol, tobacco and drugs are prohibited.
(Bābā) One who eats only pure food.
(Bābā) True vaiṣṇav. The one who does not touch anything impure. One who attains complete purity of thoughts, feelings, sanskars, attitudes, actions, relations and of course eats satvic food. He belongs to the Vishnu dynasty.

The underground river Vaitaraṇī, leading the dead to the kingdom of Yama; it is the Indian Styx.
The Vaitarani River is mentioned in the most ancient Garuda Purana. Those who have sinned must cross this river after they have died. According to the Garuda Purana, the river flows outside the south gate of the Yamaloka. It states that only sinners can enter through this gate after death.

Goods sold by small dealers; wares.

A lawyer, pleader, an advocate.

Utterance.
Sentence.

Again and again.

A suffix denoting an agent, doer, owner, possessor, keeper or inhabitant : the one of, the one with, the one who.

Dear one, beloved, lover.
(Hinduism) myth. n.p. of Vallabha, epith. of Kṛṣṇa “Beloved”.
(Bābā) Father (God).

Follower of the doctrine founded by Vallabha, a devotional movement around Krishna.

'The left path', 'the contrary path' , 'the vile path': the Tantrik cult (which prescribes wine, woman, etc. as essentials).

(One) who is in the third of the four stages of life prescribed by tradition for a Hindu caste: the stage of abandoning of worldly things.
The retired person.

Deprived.
Cheated, deceived, tricked.

The act of praising, praise, reverence, adoration, worship.
Salutation, homage, obeisance (to a Brāhmaṇ or superior by touching the feet, &c.)

“Long live the mother (motherland)”, patriotic poem by the Bengali Bankim Chandra Chatterji (1875), recited by the children at the start of lessons.

Speech, voice.
Saraswati : the goddess of speech.

Bride.

The third of the four stages (āśram) of life prescribed by tradition for a caste Hindu—the stage of abandoning worldly things.

Lineage, race, family, clan, dynasty.
A bamboo.

Line of a family, pedigree, genealogy, genealogical tree.

Belonging to the lineage, dynasty, clan of.

The third of the four stages (āśram) of life prescribed by tradition for a caste Hindu—the stage of abandoning worldly things.
Example of the life of a bride before marriage, when she lives a simple life, wears simple clothes to remove her pride and not to attract any other man’s vision to herself.

Staying in the forest.
(mahābhārat) 12-year pilgrimage-exile of the five Pāṇḍavās.
(Rāmāyaṇ) 14-year exile in the forest of Rāma, Sītā and Lakṣmaṇa.
Exile, banishment.

Coming back, return; refund, reimbursement; giving back.

Faithful, trusty, true, loyal.

To go back, to return, to retire, to recede.

Back, back again.

Bridegroom.
A boon.
Good, excellent, beautiful.

An assault.
A stroke, blow.
A day of the week.
The nearer side.
(suffix) it means 'wise' on the basis of, and also वाला.