Th > References for ‘thirsty’

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[10] Civilization is not unchanging. [...] drain-water simply because they were thirsty. To ascertain whether the water [...] water is the height of hypocrisy.

[25] Buddha says: “O mendicant, [...] warned his mendicants who were thirsty for liberation: O mendicants, lighten the burden that lies before you.

[27] The second prince proceeded on. [...] hearing his words. Seeing that thirsty man of a lower caste he assumed [...] is better to shoot them!”

[46] The horse proceeded on. After riding [...] from his countenance that he was thirsty and, as he had not drawn water [...] to him, “Methinks you are thirsty. Drink this water and then tell [...] saluting him and giving him thanks.

[10] Mudrá directly touches the [...] hot and sweaty, that one feels thirsty, etc., without speaking, through [...] is known as lalita [graceful].

[2] Virtuous actions, again, are of [...] actions? Suppose someone is hungry and thirsty, and you offer the person food [...] have helped has also benefited.

[1] It was the month of Caetra. [...] “Granny, I’m really thirsty.” Hearing this Grandma took [...] bad dream. How is Kana?”

[3] Now what is our main duty on this [...] many activities. Suppose you are thirsty. Do you start digging the surface [...] applicable for each human being.

[14] Lord Krśńa, in His [...] live in isolation. When you feel thirsty, you can’t manufacture a [...] 2 )

[74] Now the question may be asked, [...] acarya”? Suppose you are very thirsty. If there is a pond nearby, in [...] completely unfit for drinking.

[231] 4) Water is much more attractive to a thirsty person than sarvat, milk, rice [...] is “drinking water”.

[41] Now, Bhagaván Krśńa [...] to satisfy your hunger; you feel thirsty before drinking water, and that [...] Bhágavata Dharma.”

[24] Patients should never eat a lot [...] or shulphá . When thirsty, drink water with a little lemon juice.

[43] There is a certain type of large [...] householder’s daughter: “I am thirsty, give me a glass of water.” [...] mango became the phajlii mango.

[2] A certain type of music is also [...] wearing the veil. The music became thirsty and anxious for the slightest [...] was not felt in Bengali music.

[6] A mudrá expresses [...] your hand. Again, when you feel thirsty and need a glass of water to drink you make a particular corresponding mudrá .

[36] A certain type of music is also [...] wearing the veil. The music became thirsty and anxious for the slightest [...] was not felt in Bengali music.

[7] Even after the advent of language, [...] motion. When we want to show we are thirsty, we cup our palms and use a water-drinking [...] support of language was missing.