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[6] It is not possible to fight against [...] collect around the pole-star and cover it, your duty will be to remove [...] into the Supreme Being itself.

[13] Yadrcchá. The English equivalent [...] thing as an accident. It is only to cover up one’s ignorance of the real cause that one talks about an “accident”.

[44] A scientific programme of afforestation [...] two years and provide dense green cover should be selected. In the second [...] grow but also provide dense green cover should be planted. This approach will quickly restore the ecological balance of a region.

[2] I have already said many things [...] incidentally, because it does not cover the whole life of Krśńa. [...] diminished, though He will stand.

[6] Regarding the main role of Krśńa, [...] Mahábhárata does not cover all aspects of Krśńa’s [...] Mahábhárata does cover] was that of Párthasárathi.

[1] Today I will say something about [...] dvaetaváda is. This analysis should cover the entire period of history, [...] science of Sanskrit phonetics.

[68] The meaning of the verbal root úrńu is “to cover”. It can be spelled with u also, [...] correct spelling is with ńa.

[120] “After firing on the villagers, [...] Calcutta this very night under the cover of darkness. It is no longer safe [...] on native sepoys.’”

[121] The sahib let out a long sigh and [...] – What! Will I flee under the cover of darkness out of fear of a few [...] prestige, my reputation, will be saved.

[18] The sense of differentiation and [...] exploiters will never be able to cover up their sins: one cannot acquire [...] – they are never genuine.

[17] That is, that which leads to betterment [...] mill. The former is able to freely cover a few miles but the latter moves without getting anywhere.

[12] “Sahasrapáda”. [...] (in Bangladesh) you shall have to cover a certain distance in between [...] travelling from one place to another.

[5] What does loka mean here? In Bengali, [...] manifestation. These seven layers cover the entire continuum from Brahmá to the crudest matter – Ábrahmastamba.

[20] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] clothes? Because, is it possible to cover an all-pervading entity with clothes? [...] of the past, present and future.

[15] Now, we must say something about [...] objects of pleasure. They used to cover the face of Buddha with gold. [...] Bodhisattvas, were also created.

[16] And another influence is psycho-physical. [...] [ávarańa] means “to cover”. That is, one tries to cover one’s eyes so as not to see [...] ávarańii shakti.

[22] In the human mind Avidyámáyá [...] Ávarańii Force is that it works as a cover or lid over the original object.

[62] The prince looked at him with eyes [...] “O prince! Please lift that cover in the corner of the room.”

[63] Removing the cover, the prince saw that under it [...] way by giving any bribe!”

[6] In the following age human beings [...] invented the art of weaving cloth to cover the naked human body, those who [...] and given unstinting respect.

[7] They decided to formulate these [...] human society. They decided to cover all branches of knowledge – [...] vádya is saḿgiita.)

[10] And the other influence of this [...] Ávarańa means “to cover”. That is, one tries to cover oneself, one’s mind and body, [...] the human mind. Do you follow?

[172] 3) Sweet potatoes – The space [...] sunlight and the creepers will cover it. Cabbage, because it needs [...] the creeping tuber vegetables.

[74] In ancient times people used to [...] abstain from drinking. So they would cover their shoulders with a mrgacarma [...] the aḿkusha mudrá.

[12] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] clothes? Because, is it possible to cover an all-pervading entity with clothes? [...] of the past, present and future.

[15] A sun-bath should be taken every [...] [red ochre] on the sores and to cover them with a wet cloth. The cloth [...] will have a thorough cleansing.

[6] We walked very far together. Afterwards, [...] he had disappeared to behind the cover of the trees. Nor did I have the [...] my sister’s mother-in-law.

[5] From beneath the cover of tree branches the call of owls [...] silence, yet only augmented its depth.

[4] The winter says, “I do not [...] the old people, however they may cover their bodies with quilts.”

[270] Struggle and war are not synonymous. [...] cannot retard your progress, cannot cover the light of the human heart. [...] are stronger than your obstacles.

[122] To separate the fibre from the plant, cover the green stalk with soil for [...] clothing can be made from the fibres.

[216] Vegetables which require direct [...] tubers because the creepers will cover the other plants. For example, [...] should not be planted with creepers.

[242] Cauliflower needs direct sunlight [...] sweet potato because they will cover the cauliflower and hide it from [...] Ánanda Nagar throughout the year.

[5] 5. When yawning, cover your mouth, and at the same time make a snapping sound with your fingers.

[7] 7. Before you sneeze, cover your mouth with handkerchief or hand.

[225] When those at the helm of society [...] a person may ridicule others to cover up his or her own ignorance. [...] inflicted upon one person by another.

[2] When the corpses of dead animals [...] pressure of circumstances, one will cover one’s nose with a handkerchief. [...] his or her death is inevitable.

[21] Generally people use the empty words of philosophy like tinsel to cover their internal blackness of character. [...] fatuous philosophies can wreak havoc.

[19] Kirit Dave also prepared the cover page of the book. We like to express [...] use the photograph for the front cover of this book. The photograph, [...] without her expressed permission.

[17] Then there are physico-psychic [...] logic to support their actions and cover up their weakness. This sort of [...] the duty of Renaissance people.

[42] Why have Buddhism and Jainism not [...] wear clothes, but they began to cover their bodies due to changing climatic [...] comprehensive and well-balanced.

[30] The philosophers say to the devotees, [...] “accident” just to cover up our failure to detect the cause [...] the universe is simply absurd.

[4] The small-sized indigenous cows [...] Ráŕh, its forest cover. In the wake of the destruction [...] rule of Áryyávartta.

[7] The Himalayas were born many crores [...] Ráŕh removed the forest cover and dwelt in Samatat-Vauṋga-D́abák.

[12] Now you know, these two shaktis, [...] Avarańa means “to cover”.

[3] I remember some years ago at Anandanagar [...] coming to Anandanagar need not cover their heads because it is the [...] An auspicious beginning indeed!

[10] The active help and cooperation [...] major work on the layout, on the cover text, and on the Roman Saḿskrta table.

[22] The cover of the book shows the Bhuvaneshvarii [...] pratiika, please see the title page.)

[60] The active help and cooperation [...] latter did the major work on the cover text and on the index, and in [...] assist in the layout of the book.

[21] You now understand that by merely [...] arm’s length, because if they cover their bodies with ashes to hide [...] accumulated. One must be wary of them.

[33] You know what happened at the time [...] imagine that it is impossible to cover the sun with a discus. Is it possible to cover the sun with a dinner plate? When [...] speck. No, the discus could never cover the sun! Though the devotees claim [...] the Mahábhárata.

[56] The other meaning of guhá [...] yena gatah sa pantháh. The cover of “I”-ness is to [...] achieve your end by removing the cover of your “I”-ness. [...] your own “I”-ness.

[6] People realize this truth when [...] self-satisfaction. They try to cover up their weaknesses in this way. This is the fact. Tall talk is a mechanism to cover up their weakness. The zamindary [...] is the nature of human beings.

[2] These miniature forms of Ananda [...] terminate in the maxiature form and cover the whole universe. Master Units [...] Humanity is the only criteria.

[510] Some people argue that animals [...] logic to support their actions and cover up their weakness. This sort of cunning will not do.

[5] 1) In the first phase, fast growing [...] years and provide valuable green cover should be planted. Ten types [...] jackfruit found in north east India.

[6] 2) In the second phase, slow growing trees like teak, which also provides green cover and can be harvested after 30 [...] will be restored very quickly.

[148] A keṋco/kaiṋcukii/mahiilatá [...] earth and creates a shade and a cover with the help of the earth on [...] described as kuiṋja .

[12] Have you ever seen a kellá [...] is built so that from behind its cover the fort commander’s men [...] dúrga were in vogue.

[66] Ku + val + ac [...] root verb val is “to cover”. The etymological meaning of [...] defectively”, that is, who cannot cover properly. Colloquially kuvala refers to a tree that cannot cover the ground properly with shade. [...] becomes “evil power”.

[73] In the huge expanse of time, [...] unit. The time taken by the moon to cover one particular star in its orbit [...] called kárańa .

[57] Kam + thác = kanthá. [...] “veil”, or that which is used to cover the body. As you all are certainly [...] present-day Midnapore District.

[72] An object that can move from [...] káńd́a . An arrow can cover a distance in a very short time [...] káńd́a also means an arrow.

[50] 1) A soft, high-quality woollen shawl which is used to cover the body, or as dress. Generally, a rough, low quality kambalra is called aorabhra.

[51] 2) The second meaning of the word [...] “scarf”, and so on. These also cover the upper portion of the body, or ka.

[15] 6) Someone has a carbuncle in some [...] operated part open; he will certainly cover it to protect it from external [...] is also called kabaliká.

[19] The meaning of the verbal root vr is “to be engaged in work”, “to cover”, “to be covered”. [...] colloquial meanings of the word kavara.

[42] 20) The word kavara is also used for all those small aquatic weeds [páná] which cover water. (That which stays in water [...] Bengali word is kavariká.

[46] The ghosts fetched a huge, freshly-painted [...] pillow, bolster, head pillow, pillow cover, bed cover and bed sheet.

[5] Now, what is the meaning of “discover”, [...] “Discover”: “dis” + “cover”; “dis” means “against”, [...] “Discover” means “removing the cover and knowing what was there but [...] what was in existence under dark cover”. When the dark curtain is removed, [...] diminishing the mass of appearances.

[28] Like food, there is a great diversity [...] people there wear clothes which cover their entire bodies from head [...] themselves from the hostile elements.

[27] Similarly, dress and customs also [...] Naturally, they are compelled to cover their bodies from head to foot [...] living in tropical regions do not.

[10] When those at the helm of society [...] a person may ridicule others to cover up his own ignorance. This egotistic [...] inflicted upon one man by another.

[5] The third category is psychic longing [...] should be from crude to subtle and cover all spheres of existence and non-existence. [...] entire animate and inanimate world.

[15] The days passed. A few thousand years went by. They used to wear animal skins, not to cover their shame, but rather to save [...] the oldest examples of their art.

[2] While going out of their house, women should wear simple and decent clothes and cover their bodies properly. Dress norms [...] the wearing of ornaments also.

[2] According to an old folk wedding [...] required to sit on a wooden seat and cover their face with a big Bengal betel [...] painful situation for the bride.

[2] Cadar – Loose wrapper used as a cover for the upper body. Caturvarga [...] of Saḿskrta literature.

[15] The third one is mahimá [...] expanded. The radius of the mind may cover the entire universe, and we may [...] universal progress and prosperity.

[1] There is a Sanskrit word, koshi. The word literally means “something that acts as a cover”. In its special sense, koshi [...] of the so-called upper castes.

[34] While going out of their house, women should wear simple and decent clothes and cover their bodies properly. Dress norms [...] the wearing of ornaments also.

[10] And the second expression of avidyá [...] ávarańa means “to cover”. This shakti [force] is just [...] shakti it cannot see its Lord.

[10] Purchasing capacity : Planning [...] capitalist economists to fool people and cover their exploitation. The genuine [...] increasing purchasing capacity.

[19] Some of those who have contributed [...] the help of others prepared the cover design of the book and also took [...] with many other valuable tasks.

[20] We would like to express our sincere [...] use the photograph on the front cover of this book. The photograph, [...] without his express permission.

[4] Such people attempt to cover their harmful or defective sentiments [...] people who are difficult to detect.

[78] “Two inconveniences,” [...] is an endi [rough silk] shawl to cover yourself. You’ll be very [...] have any problems there.”

[162] “One by one, he carried the [...] Whatever the expense is, I’ll cover it. Use whatever medical means you know.’

[10] The unit mind, however, can accelerate [...] pratisaiṋcara and thereby cover up the painful hours of divine [...] being ritualistic ostentations.

[17] 2. Boil 5 tolas of cow’s ghee [...] mix it into the boiled ghee and cover with a káṋsá [...] disease will be completely cured.

[23] (17) If it is necessary to go outdoors [...] the outside temperature, you must cover your body when going out. If possible, [...] be no chance of catching cold.

[104] From the airport I went to the [...] Districts under flood-waters and cover the incredibly fertile soil with [...] higher. There is no other recourse.

[13] Who are responsible for the distress [...] to don special kinds of caps to cover up their sins.

[14] (Once I asked a certain gentleman, [...] really. I am using the cap not to cover my sins, but to cover my baldness.” Some people [...] allegiance to their political bosses.)

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[1] For the physical, mental and spiritual [...] diseases lie concealed under the cover of false civility. And it is my [...] like this. May victory be yours.

[58] As people were not acquainted with [...] question of a book bound with a hard cover. So if Sarasvatii has a book in [...] not the daughter of Shiva either.

[50] “Unfortunately for me,” [...] blanket. Why don’t you sit up and cover your ears and neck with a muffler. [...] may have caught a cold.”