मुरली शब्दकोश

To embrace; to cling, to coil around.
To be smeared.
To concentrate on a work.

To be smeared or daubed, to be dirty.

Greed, avarice, covetousness.
Temptation, lure.

Greedy, avaricious, covetous.

A man.
People, public.
Placed after the pronoun ham (we), tum (you or you) or āp (you) grammatically plural to remove ambiguity on the number of people (at least 2 people)

Iron.

The world.
One of the three worlds: svarg (heaven), pr̥thvī (Earth), pātāl (hell).
One of the fourteen worlds (of which seven are above and seven below).
People, folk, public.
Popular, public.

The honour or credit of a people.
Regard for public opinion.
Loss of shame amongst people, safeguarding of honour, avoidance of public slander.

Liked by people, approved by people.
(Bābā) The certificate of contentment from those I come in contact with (“being loved by others”). It’s especially has to do with the certificate from the Yagya members, the seniors, instrument teachers having a rich experience of spiritual life. Then come blessings from the “āp-samān” (equals) in the Brahmin family and from all those we come in contact with.

The welfare of all people in the world; the well-being of everyone. According to the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, Lokasangraha means the education and upliftment of society. Through Lokasangraha, society and families become well-ordered and well-organized. Performing such actions is an essential duty. The simple meaning of Lokasangraha is to perform scripturally prescribed duties selflessly, solely with the intention of strengthening social order and contributing to the Divine cycle of creation established by God.

Popular.

Lord Kr̥ṣṇa.

A dead body, a corpse; a carcass.

Handless, with a dismembered hand, maimed.

Salt water.

Abbreviation of the English word Master.

Mother.

Parents, mother and father.

To raise up, stir up, set up, excite.
To cause, make, produce.
To commit, perpetrate.

A fish.
(Hinduism) Name of the first of the ten incarnations or manifestations of Vishṇu.

A mosquito, a gnat, a midge.

A fish.

To be occasioned, to happen, to be caused, to be raised up, to be committed, to be perpetrated.

Help, assistance, aid, support, relief, reinforcement, hands (as labourers, masons, etc.).

Helper, supporter, assistant.

Place of turning or returning: axis, pivot, centre.
A place within which anything revolves: an orbit, a circumference.
A place where anyone stops or stands, station, seat; that on which anything stands or rests, or depends: ground (of), basis.
Dependence.
The point upon which a question turns.

An epithet of Lord Kr̥ṣṇa; the spring (season).

Madhav Bagh is a small complex in the CP Tank area of ​​Mumbai. This is a pilgrimage site for Hindus. About 100 years ago, this complex and the Sri Lakshmi Narayan Temple in it were established as a Hindu pilgrimage site in the memory of Madhavdas Ranchoddas Sheth by his sons Narothamdas and Varjivandas.

Honey, the juice or nectar of flowers, anything sweet, mead, sugar, liquorice.
Sweetness.
A spirituous liquor obtained from the blossoms of the Bassia latifolia, any sweet intoxicating drink, wine, spirituous liquor.
The season of spring, the month Ćait (March-April).
The tree Bassia latifolia.

(Hinduism) 'The forest of the demon Madhu,' near the Yamuna river (where Śhatru-ghna, after killing Lavaṇa, son of Madhu, founded the city of Madhurā or Mathurā, the city where Kr̥iṣhṇa was born, where God was incarnated).
(Bābā) Place where the seat of the Brahma Kumaris is located where the Supreme Being has descended on numerous occasions (in the body of Brahmā, then of Dadi Gulzar).