मुरली शब्दकोश

A saying, proverb.

To cause to speak, to cause to say, to cause to tell; to call.
To be called, or named, or designated, to go by the name of; to be said to be.

Say.

Several, sundry, divers, some, some few.

Imprisonment, confinement, incarceration.
Bondage.

(interrogative adjective and adverb of manner) What-like, what sort of, what kind or manner of, in what manner, how, by what means.

Work, action, occupation, business, an affair.

One who has a straw : poor.

Time, period, age, era, season.
Destiny, end, death, famine, calamity.
(mythology) Kāla, epith. of Yama-Mṛtyu, the god of Death, in his aspect of destructive Time.

Art, craft, skill.
A sixteenth part (of anything).
A digit or one sixteenth of the moon's diameter (allowing you to distinguish the phases of the moon).
(Bābā) One-sixteenth of the full spiritual light.

Black, dark.
Great, fearful, terrible.
A name of Kr̥iṣhṇa.
The black and most venomous variety of the cobra, Coluber naga.
A sepoy.
(Bābā) Blackened, soiled by vices.

Black and/or white.

A quarrel, scramble, strife, broil, dispute.

'qalandar'. A kind of wandering Muhammadan monk, with shaven head and beard, who abandons everything, wife, friends, and possessions, and travels about.
'kalank-dhar'. The one who bears the mark of infamy, of dishonor.

Name of Vishṇu in his future capacity of destroyer of the wicked and liberator of the world from its enemies (this is to constitute the tenth or last avatār or descent of the deity, and is to take place at the end of the four yugas or ages; the god will appear as a Brāhman who will be born in the town of Sambhal and in the family of Vishṇu Śarmā).
(one who is) disgraced, stigmatic.

The one who bears the stigma, the mark of infamy, of dishonor.
The one who tolerates being defamed, dishonored, slandered.
(Bābā) Title of Shri Krishna. In his previous birth, this soul was defamed (kalank) the most, but he still remained in spiritual intoxication. So gets the crown with a peacock feather (symbolizing purity).

To brand, to stigmatize, to defame.

Spotted, soiled, stained, polluted, contaminated.
Disgraced, calumniated, defamed.

Blackness; the condition of being black.
(Bābā) The condition of being blackened, soiled by vices.

At the time of.

Black.
An epithet of the goddess Durgā, wife of Śhiv (the Hecate of the Hindūs, to whom human sacrifices are offered).
Goddess, chasing away devils with her fearsome form.

The pit or whirlpool in the river Jamnā in which the serpent Kālī is said to have lived.

The kali age, the iron age, the fourth and the last age of the universe according to the Hindu mythology.
(fig.) the age of vice.

Of kaliyug: iron-aged.

Inhabitant of Kaliyug.

(Hinduism) Great cosmological cycle of creation, where the material Universe is created, degrades and is annihilated during the kalpānta.
(Hinduism) Cosmological period of one day (half-day) of Brahmā, duration of a creation of the Universe, worth 1000 great eras [mahāyuga] (approximately 4.32 billion years); each kalpa consists of 14 eras of Manu [manvantara].
(Bābā) Great cosmological cycle of creation, where the material Universe is created in its state of maximum purity, degrades and is then destroyed and recreated (transformation and not annihilation).
(Bābā) cosmological period of one day (paradise for 2500 years) and one night (hell for 2500 years) of Brahmā, duration of a creation of the Universe, worth 5000 years.

(Hinduism) One of the fabulous plants or trees of Indra's paradise, a tree that grants all desires.
(Bābā) Tree of the kalpa, Tree of the Cycle of Creation.

Imagination, fiction.
Supposition, assumption.

A mythological tree or plant that is supposed to grant all desires.
(Bābā) Kalpa tree, Tree of the Cycle of Creation.

Welfare.