a water-pot, pitcher, a milking-vessel, water, a fluid, fluidity

to be sacrifice, to be abandoned

be sacrificed

go round someone (as a sacrifice)

may I die for your sake!

be sacrificed

ceremony among women, of distributing money to the menials which has been passed over the head of bride or bridegroom as a sacrifice for her / his protection or welfare

to sacrifice or devote oneself (for another, saying, 'I devote myself for thee,' a phrase used by women)

monthly wages, salary or stipend

weekly

communal, related to the people having same goal, ideology or religion

responsibility, onus

distribution of farms

an expression of love implying speaker's readiness to sacrifice his or her life for someone's sake

settlement of land rents made with the cultivators themselves without the intervention of landlord

ambling (of a horse)

according to kind or classification

an expression of love implying speaker's readiness to sacrifice his or her life for someone's sake

classification

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