मुरली शब्दकोश

A bridegroom; husband.

To swing, to oscillate.
To rove about, to ramble, to wobble.
To be tilted sideways.

Tail, end, extremity.
One who is ever at the heels of another (as a child that follows its mother about), a constant follower.

World.
The present world, the present life or state of existence.
The people of this world, people.
Worldly enjoyments or blessings, worldly goods, the good things of this life, wealth, riches.

Belonging to the world, worldly, secular.

A long shawl-like scarf traditionally worn by women in the Indian subcontinent to cover the head and shoulders.

Distant, remote.
Removed (as a difficulty).
(prefix) Distant; tele-.
Far, far off.
Distance, remoteness.

'thinking far' ; Far-sighted, prudent, sagacious.

Misfortune, ill-luck, tragedy.

Possessing durbhāgya, misfortune, ill-luck, tragedy : unfortunate, unhappy, unlucky.

Far-sightedness, foresight, forecast, anticipation, providence, circumspection, carefulness, prudence, sagacity, wisdom.
(sindhi) Telescope, spyglass.

Predicament, miserable plight, misery.

Far away land, far away space.

An inhabitant of a distant region or country.
(Bābā) Epithet for God who inhabits the distant region of the incorporeal world of souls.

Predicament, misery, miserable state, distress.
Hell.

Distance, remoteness.

Proper, fit, correct, all right.

(Hinduism) Durvasa was a sage who was the son of Atri and Anusuya and the brother of sages Dattatreya and Chandradeva. Durvasa was an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Durvasa Rishi was not only knowledgeable but also extremely angry.

Corrupted, spoiled, vitiated, contaminated.
Violated, hurt, injured.
Defamed, disgraced.
Blamed, censured.
Calumniated, falsely accused; esp. of adultery).

Enemy, foe.

Enmity, hostility, animosity, hatred, detestation.

Second.
Other, another.
Next.

Second and/or third.

Difficult to cross, impassable.
Insurmountable, insuperable.

Dilemma, doubt, indecision, uncertainty.

Duality, doubling, the being doubled, duplication.
Dualism (in Philosophy), the assertion of two principles (as of life and soul, spirit and matter, God and the universe, &c.)
Doubt.
Discrimination, separation, distinction, division.

The third of the four yug or ages according to the Hindu mythology, the age of transition from good (satyug and trētā) to the age of vice (kaliyug).

Door, doorway, gate, exit.

By, through, through the medium of, through the agency of, by means of, with.

'The city with many gates'; name of a sacred place of the Hindūs situated near the mouth of the gulf of Kach, on the western coast of Hindūstān (it was the capital of Krishṇa, and is supposed to have been submerged by the sea).