Words tagged under "Hunt"

mix of rice and grains

early winter harvest

area where there is no village

to couch, to utter

millet used as fodder

(of a field) harvested but still not cleared

sign that wild animals leave and which confirms that the animals had been there

(of wild animals) rest

a way of sowing seeds

gram field, field of gram or chickpea

grain of the cheap kind of rice

swelling, bloating, distension of stomach

tying of the marriage knot

a report, rumor, hearsay

unripe corn (chiefly barley) cut from time to time and brought home to be eaten

crutch, used by the lame

common area for small congregation,drawing room, meeting hall or place, seat,

settled

(cultivation) sharer

scarecrow

a Raga which songs in the spring season, holi, phag and led etc song comes under this Raga, Charchari, Chanchari

mountain valley

any ripe seed or grain that is chewed

Agriculture: paddy peel

the fourth part

edition, impression, printing

abode of beasts, den, lair

aggregate of six

solace, patience

to sprinkle, scatter

boiled or cooked gram

to cut, to lop

escape, get off

sparrow,

a kind of grass or grain

nip, bite

one tenth of the harvest given to the reaper as cost

female backbiter, gossiper, talebearer

the revenue year

mud, kneaded clay, mortar

to prepare mud for plastering or building

dust, trifle

ghat, landing stage, wharf, pier, jetty

giddiness, vertigo

sectarianism

the process of digging up soil for sowing

deserving, having a rightful claim

a sum levied upon carrying and freighting

land over which the plough has been drawn,' the cultivated lands of a village

individual revenue, assessment of the land revenue, proceeds of land, the government revenue

the amount or donation that is officially taken from the every house and farm for the common expenses of the village

(Agricultural) original rent of land as rated in the reign of Akbar or at some remoter period, revenue

(Farming) other sources of income other than revenue

(Agricultural) government employee who is authorized to collects revenue from farmers on behalf of landowner and deposited to treasure

land cultivated alternately by wheat or barley, and by autumn crops, land which is continuously cultivated

a kind of big hammer

ornament worn by women on the forehead

miscellaneous articles of broken furniture, used and old household items, rubbish, junk, scrap

a value of ground measurement that is the twentieth part Biswansi

an insect that grows on betel leaves

favor, bounty, grace, graciousness, generosity

compressed, tight, tightened, tightly bound or strapped

absurd, vain

the hair of the head braided or tied up on the top, hair-knot

angle, direction, corner, earwax, pivot, portion

dry year, drought, general dearth

pantry officer, store manager, storekeeper, Metaphorically: the caretaker

a heap of grain, granary

mine, quarry

mala, garland, necklace, rosary, beads

dirt, filth, scum

maize

a common title of Sayyeds, a title by which Sayyeds are addressed, chief, head, leader, the king

turned

a piece of land measuring five acres on each side, square, four-sided, quadrilateral, quadrangle, quatrain, square, square (number)

generation, name of the nineteenth lunar mansion, root, origin, source, square root, stock or capital, principal, text, the original text

prisoner, chase, hunting, game, prey, wild animal

Agriculture: salted soil, lime etc., salted material

export, sale, net produce, out-turn, produce, income, profit, taxes or duties on goods passing out of town, discharge of water from springs or other outlets

screen or similar structure behind which one gets refuge or protection, place or means of concealment, covert, hide, cover, partition or curtain

a piece (of meat, fish, etc.), a piece of cloth, textile, chunk, piece, fragment

produced, born, created, generated, manifest, available provided,earned, gained, acquired, procured,invented, discovered, exhibited

containing much water, thin

soil submerged by floods and rendered unfit for cultivation, low lands where water lodges, a crop ruined through excess of rain

the act of weeding a field

(in farming) land that has recently become unused

land that has not been cultivated for a long time, land that has been lying without farming for a long time

short footpath (in a field)

a superior quality wheat grain which is white in color and soft in texture

prater, talkative person

begging, mendicancy, circuit, returned, hawking, trick, a brief stay, a flying visit, circumambulation, go round

the back of a house

son's son, paternal grandson, grandson

a silk fabric, a small glass bead

Rani, queen, princess, card bearing a representation of a queen, most valuable piece in game of carrom, reproductive female in a colony of ants, bees or termites, driving, wielding

Agriculture: Tobacco, sugarcane, indigo plant which sprouts again after cutting

the piece of land on which the base of the sand has frozen due to the ripple of the river and it is not capable cultivation

not quite fertile (land)

sister-in-law

temporary canal dug for diverting flood water

Agriculture: the right of the village head or landlord who should be given certain material or money as a gift, the money that the owner of the village pays to the government as a percentage

Agriculture: a kind of royal tax that was imposed on the people during the Maratha rule

lease (of house)

reed leaves used for thatching, Saccharum procerum

Agriculture: wheat grains which are not matured and become dry inside the ear (of corn) and become black, due to the weakness of the land, the grain does not have the power of moisture and it dries raw

Agriculture: the land on the river bank which has the effect of water below the surface

the noblest species of falcon

culm of the grass of which brooms are made

chilliness, cold

beginning

place of call or invite, the place where birds are trapped

a boundary pillar built of masonry

thuggee, the act of robbing or cheating, deception, the practice or profession of a thug

a kind of five-pronged spade for picking stone, etc, rake used for smoothing loose soil

sugar cane sapling

Stream, flow, stream of perspiration

a trap used to catch sea-horse

disgraced, bad, wicked, evil