मुरली शब्दकोश

A speck, stain, scar, mark, stigma, blemish.

Burnt, consumed, scorched.

Marked, spotted, stained.
Branded, sullied, disgraced, dishonoured.
Spoiled, damaged.

Shaking, shaky, tottering, trembling, tremulous, rolling, reeling, swaying from side to side.
Unsteady, wavering, vacillating.

The paraphernalia of a bride, vestments and furniture of every kind which a bride brings to her husband's house; bride's portion, a dowry.

Curd, coagulated milk.

Divine, ethereal, celestial.

Divine quality, divine property, divine attribute.
Divine quality, divine virtue.

Divine family, family of gods and goddesses. (golden age)

A dacoity : violent robbery carried out by a dacoit or a gang of dacoits.

Interference, interruption.
Occupation.
Authority, authoritative knowledge, go (in a subject).

Entered, admitted.

Split pea (of mūṅg, arhar, and other kinds of pulse, much used for food); split pulse; pulse, lentils, vetches.
Indian dish made from pulse.

'(There is) something black (as a fly or the like) in the dālʼ.
To have something fishy.
To have something wrong or suspicious.
To have something amiss (here).

Bread and dāl.
Food, sustenance, livelihood.

A branch, a small branch, a twig.
A basket (to hold flowers or fruit).
A basket of fruit, &c.
A present of fruit, sweetmeats, &c. (brought on a tray).

To put in, to pour, to drop, to thrust.

Breath; life, spirit.
Breathing or blowing out; puff (as in casting a spell); blast (as of a furnace).
Draw, puff (as at a huqqā); whiff.
Moment, instant.
Vitality, vigour; mettle; ambition.
Strength: quality (as of material); efficacy (as of medicine).
Sharp edge (of a blade).

Donation, charity, alms, a religious gift (in cash or kind).
A suffix used to denote a stand, container or pot etc.

Grain, corn, food.
Grain, seed, berry, chick-pea, gram.
Speck, bead, pimple, pustule.

Stick, staff, rod; mace; stem, handle.
A pole or measure (of four cubits).
A measure of time (twenty-four minutes).
Assault, attack, violence; correction, corporal chastisement, punishment; amercement, fine, penalty.

A staff, stick, wand.

To be beaten with a stick.

Generous, munificent.
Generous, munificent person.

Sting (of a wasp, or scorpion, &c.)
Nib (of a pen).

A tooth.

A legend, a tradition, an anecdote.

Time, turn, move, throw (in a game).
Opportunity.
Power, grasp, control.
Snare, trap; ambush.
Stroke, blow (as in a game or contest); hold, throw (as in wrestling).
Stake, wager; forfeit, penalty.

Burial, entombment.

Royal court, hall of audience.