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Lemma: paryāya (m)
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a convertible term (MW)
course (MW)
expiration of time (MW)
going or turning or winding round (MW)
lapse (MW)
regular recurrence (MW)
repetition (MW)
revolution (MW)
revolving (MW)
succession (MW)
turn (MW)
Topic
Frequency
Mahāyāna 51
Medicine 30
jātaka, avadāna 30
botany, plants 21
Pashupata Shaivism 20
atirātra 11
sāman 10
Soma sacrifice 10
war 9
Alchemy 7
Buddhism 6
agniṣṭoma 5
Grammar 5
Buddha's life 4
marriage, wedding 4
worship of relics, stūpas 4
varṇas, castes 3
Bhakti 3
Brideship and marriage 3
fever, jvara, takman 3
Dharmaśāstra 3
Mineralogy, jewels, metals 3
Zoology 3
upanayana, initiation 3
purity, impurity, śuddhi, śodhana, śauca 2
nāmakaraṇa, nāmakarman 2
ariṣṭa, riṣṭa, kālavijñāna 2
saṃsāra 2
triguṇa 2
Liberation, mokṣa, release 2
annaprāśana, prāśanakarman 2
dharma 2
Lexicography 2
Viṣṇu, Vishnuism 2
Kashmirian Shivaism 2
Kāmaśāstra 2
King, rājanīti 2
fighting 2
Ordeal 2
mahāvrata 2
(Im-)purity 2
sāvitrī 1
ghost, monster, demon 1
house building, correct residence, śālākarman, vastukarman 1
omina, presigns, nimittas 1
jyotiṣṭoma 1
Śvetadvīpa 1
fire sacrifice, offering ājya, homa, āhuti 1
birth, pregnancy 1
creates fever 1
agnihotra 1
ṣoḍaśin 1
(handing over the) daṇḍa 1
against serpents, snakebites 1
childhood rites 1
Nahuṣa 1
upāyakauśalya 1
serpent worship, snake worship 1
Astronomy 1
bali 1
Poetology 1
Shivaism, Śiva 1
karman doctrine 1
narrative literature 1
gṛhastha, householder 1
saṃskāras 1
Teacher (guru) and pupil (śiṣya), ācārya 1
dāna, giving 1
prāyaścitta 1
Nosology 1
yuga theory 1
Cosmology 1
eating, food, anna 1
mahant 1
Names of Viṣṇu, sahasranāman 1
Moral literature 1
penance, prāyaścitta 1
theft, stealing 1
nirmālya 1
poverty, renunciation 1
fable 1
pretakārya, rituals for the dead, funeral rites 1
jñāna, ajñāna, vidyā, śruta, knowledge 1
calmness of mind 1
Tāraka 1
bad behaviour 1
vāṇa 1
Concept Notes Count synonym two words that can be interchanged in a context are said to be synonymous relative to that context 16 alternation successive change from one thing or state to another and back again 7 turn the activity of doing something in an agreed succession; "it is my turn" or "it is still my play" 2 time an instance or single occasion for some event; "This time he succeeded"; "He called four times"; "he could do ten at a clip" 1 analogy similarity in some respect between things that are otherwise dissimilar: "the operation of a computer presents an interesting analogy to the working of the brain" 1
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