Great

moons, fair ones, beloved ones

a large tooth, or tusk, an elephant's tusk, having large teeth, or tusks, an elephant with large tusks

Ocean, a very large expanse of sea, in particular each of the main areas into which the sea is divided geographically

great pleasure, excessive enjoyment, copulation, coition

a type of large fish that is good to eat, mahseer, a large fresh water fish

hundred million trillion

costly meat', human flesh (one who takes money on giving his daughter in marriage is said to sell mahā-māṅs or 'human flesh')

a great yuga or epock, a yug of the gods, the aggregate of the four yugs , Krita, tretā, dvāpar, and Kali (4,320,000,000 years of mortals)

arrant fool

front, face, face to face, opposite to each other

sieve, large fishing-net

large and splendid palanquin, a big and good palanquin for the bride and groom

(Hindu) great crime, cardinal sin

very learned, a great Panḍit, or philosopher, a great scholar, a great teacher

consummate knave, wicked person

very beautiful, very handsome

a large car, or vehicle, a great chariot, one who has a great chariot, a great warrior or hero

a very powerful person, exceedingly strong, very powerful or mighty

last three days of the lunar month when the moon does not appear

(Satirical) consummate knave, wicked person

'large-bodied,' of great stature, tall, large, gigantic, bulky, stout

respectable person, very gentlemen, gentleman, noble-minded man

very lovely woman, great beauty

A famous idol or form of Durga, Wife of Mahakal Shiva with five faces and eight arms

the principal wife of a Raja, a great queen

guilty of a great sin, or an atrocious crime, very criminal or guilty, one guilty of heinous sin, a great criminal

exceedingly vile, exceptionally bad, an exceedingly vile person, a great miscreant

greatness, dignity

exceedingly fortunate person