मुरली शब्दकोश

Dependent.
Subordinate, subject to the authority of.
Under.

Restive, fidgety, impatient, petulant, nervous.

Spiritual, pertaining to the soul or the Supreme Soul.

Spirituality.

Reading, studying, study, application.

Etcetera.
Beginning.
Early, initial, primordial.

The first deity, the first god, the primordial god Brahmā.
(Bābā) Prajapita Brahma (the primordial being from whom everything began, worshipped as a God but in fact a simple human being in whom God is incarnated)

The first goddess, the primordial goddess Sarasvatī.
(Bābā) Jagadamba Saraswati (Mama, the primordial mother alongside Brahma the primordial Father, who are both human beings but worshipped as gods).

The initial period.
(Bābā) The initial period of the World Cycle: golden age.

Eternal and first Law that of the goddesses and gods, the ancient and first Law that of the goddesses and gods.

Eternal and First Law, the ancient and first Law: the Law that the deities follow in the golden age.

The beginning, the middle and the end.
From beginning to end.

Exchange, barter, interchange, alteration, mutation, substitution, transfer, transmutation, equivalent, anything given in exchange.
Mutatis mutandis.
Vice versa.

A man, human being.

Not shaking or swinging.
Not ricketty.
Immovable, firm, steady.
Unshaken.

Absence of duality, absence of difference, negation of duality, negation of difference; unity.
(Hinduism) Non-duality; philosophical doctrine preached by Śaṅkara; it postulates the identity of paramātman, the universal Soul, with jīvātman, the individual soul.
(Bābā) Non-duality in the sense that the soul of every human being and the Supreme Soul are one and the same is a mistake. Each soul is distinct and eternally so.

Fire, flame.
Anger, passion, love, lust, hatred, jealousy.

To be set on fire, to be on fire, to catch fire, to burn, to be hot.
To smart (as a wound).
To burn with rage, indignation, envy, jealousy, &c., to be enraged or incensed; to be consumed with love, or grief.

Fire and cotton, fire and cotton-plant. Cotton ignites near fire. People say that when a boy and a girl are together, they ignite in their passion. One is considered fire and the other cotton. They think that a couple cannot live together while remaining chaste (not inflamed by the fire of desire).

Arrival, approach.
Induction.

If, if so be, in case, in the event of.

An incense stick.

Ahead, in front of, before; in future.

One behind the other.
Front and rear.
Sooner or later.

Foremost, first, chief, principal.
Prior, previous, preceding, former, anterior.
Late, recent, belonging to the past, old.
Coming, approaching, next, subsequent, forthcoming, future.

Fire, the god of fire, appetite, digestive faculty.

Agra (a city in Uttar Pradesh, India).

Confusior, jumble, medley, mess, hash.
Trash, junk, nonsense.
Mixed, confused, jumbled.

Order.

Obedient.