malice, enmity, animosity, rancour, hostility

(wife's) natural enemies (viz. the saut or co-wife, the nand or husband's sister, the saas or mother-in-law, the sisters-in-law, and the other relations)

enemy, foe, adversary

waiter, bearer, table servant or boy

ascetic, devotee, recluse

freedom from passion or from worldly attachments, subjection of the appetites, renunciation of worldly pleasures, seclusion from the world, devotion, austerity, asceticism

external, out, on the outside

a woman who renounces the pleasures of the world, the cross-shaped stick placed upon another vertical stick which a Hindu hermit places under his armpit while sitting,

advocacy

take revenge, avenge, retaliate

hostile relations, wife's natural enemies, viz. a second wife or husband's mother and sister

owe a grudge, bear malice

to be at enmity (with), to bear a grudge (against), to bear malice, to hate

provoker of enmity

to withdraw from the world, renounce the pleasures of the world, to lead the life of an ascetic, to become a recluse in consequence of unrequited love

feud, hostility

rural, suburban, of outside city

deep-seated rancour

be very hostile to, have a very old rivalry

God does not like self-conceit

making enemies of the powerful people of one's community

irrational or unprovoked malice

pointless enmity

family feud, long-standing enmity

Enmity with elders and friendship with their children.