renunciation

ascetic, one who has renounced world

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

spotless, without blemish, faultless, unsullied, immaculate

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

a leaf of a tree, leaf, leafage

ascetic, devotee, recluse

separation from beloved, disunion, absence (especially of lovers)

اسکاچ و شمالی انگلستان کا متبادل.

بول چال: امریکا شہر یا قصبہ، بستی.

[اختصار].

Dii.ng

palace, mansion, audience hall, court

bunch of grapes

valedictory song sung in weddings when the bride departs to her husband's home

presence

a stick or rod used as a lever

(literal) sword

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,

without a nerve, old and incapacitated

colour of

colourless, dull, faded

the general term for the six auxiliary or subordinate branches of the Vedas, viz. (1), Shiksha, or the rules of pronunciation and recital, (2), Kalpa, or the details of religious ceremonies, (3), Vyakaran, or grammar, (4), Chand, or prosody; (5), Nirukti, or the explanation of difficult, obscure, or obsolete words that occur in the Vedas, (6), Jyotis or astronomy

mighty, glorious leaves

leaf which has seen or experienced autumn

a leaf which has became pale due to the autumn

the tree of the lamenting heart

a supply of foods and provisions,

the fall of the leaf, autumn, November

(place) full of greenery

(when offering something) this is my humble gift

autumn leaf

luggage, tools, instruments, equipment

leaf of refuge

autumn, fall

green leaf

fruits, leaves and fruits

fruits and leaves, leaves and fruit

metaphorically lips