fall on one's back

fall on one's back

to be defeated, to be overwhelmed, to be overcome by a stronger force

to fall or lie flat on the back, to lie prostrate or supine

to get the taste (of), to acquire a taste or longing (for)

devour food hastily and greedily

develop a taste, desire, addiction or penchant (for something)

all four Vedas: the Rigveda, the Yajurveda, the Samaveda and the Atharvaveda

Four religion orders of Hinduism

four, all the four

have a small piece knocked off, be chipped, splinter

four Hindu castes: Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaisya, and Sudra

get hurt, injured or damaged

take possession of the mind, be impressed on the mind

all around, four sides

the four yugas or epochs of the world

gap-shap

clerk, accountant

on four sides, directions, on the four sides, in all four directions, on every side

the four yugas or epochs of the world

impress on the mind

on all the four conrners or quarters of the world

ruq'a