Pa > References for ‘parent’

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[12] When an infant starts walking, the parent first asks it and goads it to walk a little. It tries to walk, but falls. Then the parent advances and lifts it up onto [...] you up and place you on His lap.

[7] There is yet another speciality [...] nights after the death of any of her parent’;s family. But in the rest of India [...] inculcated in the social system.

[19] Suppose you want to make an earthen [...] behind “A”, we find its parent, “B”. Behind “B” we will find “C” as “B’s” parent. That is, if we proceed toward [...] Rabindranath in one of his songs said:

[19] There is yet another speciality [...] nights after the death of any of her parent’;s family. But in the rest of India [...] inculcated in the social system.

[14] In the phase of Pratisaiṋcara [...] branches and leaves cut off the parent plant can maintain a separate existence.

[91] Aḿ is the acoustic root [...] endearing term for one’s child. A parent may say, Ájá bet́á, [...] listeners’ hearts and influence them.

[78] When an infant starts walking, the parent first guides him to walk a little. He tries to walk but falls. Then the parent advances and lifts him up in his [...] you up and place you in His lap.

[8] Capitalists, in either their singular [...] remitted to outside stockholders and parent companies. An essential measure [...] should be closed down immediately.

[4] Shásanát tárayet [...] that structure dissociate from the parent body, and this erosion ultimately [...] these controlling forces of the parent body are of three types, since [...] intense urge towards God-realization.

[12] But if the exterial forces win, [...] exterial force get detached from the parent body. This is wear and tear experienced [...] of the resultant interial force.

[122] When stars move in circum-rotarian [...] portion always breaks away from the parent body; small and extremely small [...] extremely small portions return to the parent star and some go into orbit around [...] around planets become satellites.

[53] Some parents may claim that it [...] is possible for an intelligent parent to avoid the mistakes I have discussed. [...] though they have a human structure.

[13] In such a portion dissociation [...] exterial force get detached from the parent body. This is wear and tear experienced [...] light, air, water, etc. …

[1] I hope you all know what soil erosion [...] water washes soil away from the parent body. Sometimes even one downpour is enough for a thick layer of soil to separate from the parent body. Through this process the fertility of the soil gradually diminishes.