go, move

caste, race, community

going, gone

traveller, wayfarer, goer

requital, retaliation, return

name of a tribe of Rājpūts (who are mostly cultivators), name of an agriculturist caste

caste, tribe, lineage, family, clan, class, rank, sect, son, male issue, sort, nature, votive offering

(Hinduism) a hereditary social class among Hindus, stratified according to ritual purity, any group of things that have generic characteristics in common, any one of the four Hindu castes

caste, the Hindu caste system

high-born, person of high caste

to make a votive offering (to)

beautiful, perfect, generous, kind, handsome

tribe, family, race, lineage, pedigree

low-caste person, outcast

the duty of caste, the law or usage of caste

person of the same caste, caste fellow

ceremony performed just after the cutting of a newborn's umbilical cord

specific or generic nature or character (of)

outcast, deprived of caste, fallen from caste, out of caste

slowly, gradually

(of something) to be devastated, to go away entirely, to be gone for good, to pass away, to vanish, be missing, be lost, disappear

clan and kinsfolk

stone hand-mill for grinding corn

a desert plant, Prosopis spicigera

a recognizance bond

axle of an oil or sugar mill roller, an upright beam

(Hindu) pilgrim

the plant Bignonia Suaveolens

going, setting off, departure, exodus, travel, journey, march

gum myrrh

books of Buddhist religion describing the previous lives of Buddha

mendicant, nativity, birth, ritual performed after childbirth, astrological calculation of a nativity, Jataka tales-allusion to a voluminous body of literature native to India concerning the previous births of Gautama Buddha in both human and animal form, Asafoetida tree,

a troublemaker can be a source of trouble even if he is out of sight

nutmeg

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

a troublemaker can be a source of trouble even if he is out of sight