fire-altar for hurling votive offerings

to knock at the door

a species of stanza in Hindi poetry (a compound metre of six lines consisting of a doha followed by two kavyas, four charans of five feet each = 24 instants, 6+4+3+6, pause at the eleventh instant of each charan, the last charan of the doha must be repeated in the beginning of the kavya, and the last two syllables of the kavya must be the same as the first two of the doha, it is hence compared to a circle, or to the coil of a snake, the opposite ends of which unite)

steal electricity

curl

coil

(Hinduism) Havan Kund is the center place in a Havan in which the fire is put and all the oblations/offerings are made

a natural water-body arising besides a worshipping-place

hell fire in Hindu religion

a pit or abyss in hell wherein the wicked are tormented (eighty-six such are enumerated)

the pit or whirlpool in the river Jamna in which the serpent Kali is said to have lived