मुरली शब्दकोश

Overseer of a storehouse, store-keeper, keeper of a warehouse or magazine.
Steward, purveyor, treasurer.
(diminutive of bhanḍārā) Small reserve, small storage space.
(Bābā) ŚhivBābā's box where donations are deposited.
(Bābā) Hundi.
(Bābā) Baba lovingly calls Bholi Dadi as Bhandari, Bholi Bhandari. Her lokik name was Devi. Baba had given her the Athak bhav (Be tireless) vardan and she is remembered in the Murlis by Baba by praising her as bholi bhandar. Bholi Dadi used to come first to the Bhandara (kitchen) at Amritvela and would leave after everyone else. Bholi dadi had this special quality that she never said 'no' to anyone even if someone came late for food. At first, she was the instrument to take care of the children, later Baba handed over the entire responsibility of the Bhandara to her, she fulfilled this responsibility till her last breath, satisfying everyone and taking blessings from everyone. She left her physical body on February 9, 2007 and became Avyakt vatanwasi.

Broken, torn, destroyed.
Violated, infringed.
Defeated, discomfited, routed, overthrown.
Disappointed, frustrated.
Interrupted, impeded.

The hemp plant, Cannabis sativa; an intoxicating drink made of the leaves of hemp (cf. bhang, bang; bijayā).

Bhāṅg and dhatūrā.

Brittle, fragile, transient, perishable.

To flare up.
To be provoked, to be excited, to be enraged.
To burst forth.
To go ablaze, to go/blow up into flames.
To be startled.

The ancient name of India (so called because it was the patrimony of Bharat, son of Dushyant, who is said to have been the first monarch of all India)

Bhārat province. Traditionally the world is divided into 9 provinces.

Indian, (inhabitant) of Bhārat.

Inhabitant of Bhārat.

A burden.

Heavy.
Difficult to digest.
Weighty, massive.
Grave.
Burdensome.

'to carry a burden'. To bow down.
To serve.

Heaviness.
Weightiness, massiveness.
Gravity.

To create an illusion, to mislead, to cause to go astray, to delude, to hoodwink.

To fill, to refill.

Hope, dependence, trust, reliance, assurance, confidence, faith.

Quite full, brimful, chokeful, crammed, replete, overflowing.
Sufficient, quite enough.
High (as a tide).
Full (as the moon).

Full.

Language, speech.
The vernacular of any country.
Dialect.
The Hindī language.

Speech, address.

(suffix) (One) who speaks.

Ash, cinders, calx.

(Hinduism) Bhasmāsur, the asur "of Ashes"; he obtained from Śhiv a magic wand that could reduce to ashes any being touched by it; he sought to destroy Śhiv with it, but was deceived by Viṣhṇu who incited him to try it on himself to find that it was ineffective.
(Bābā) One who immolates himself by the fire (of desire).

Boiled rice.
A ceremony taking place on day of a marriage, in which the bridegroom's father is offered rice by family of the bride and presents are given to the bride.

To lose one's way, to go astray.
To gad, to meander, to wander about.

A member of a family, a chum, messmate.

To cause to stray or wander, to lead astray, to mislead, to bewilder, to baulk, to deceive.

Fire-place, grate, stove, oven, forge, furnace, kiln, alembic, still, washerman's boiler or copper, distillery.
(Bābā) Collective intensive meditation for a few hours (furnace).

Sound of a wind instrument; deep, bass sound (as of the lowing of a cow, or the bark of a dog, &c.)