snake, serpent, cobra

a gap in the routine, absence from work or duty, absence

serpent-noose, a sort of noose or lasso used to entangle or seize an enemy in battle (resembling the arms of the Retiarii among the Roman gladiators

the world or abode of the serpent demons

the orange (esp. the silhet orange) citrus aurantium

fangs of snake

a small tree with fragrant blossoms Mesua roxburghii or ferrea

name of a tree and its yellow flower

serpent-virgin, one of a race of very beautiful females, said to be of serpentine extraction and to inhabit Patala or the regions below the earth

the plant Uraria lagopodioides

snake-stick', the plant asparagus (syn. mār-ćob ), a kind of wood staphylea emodit, by touching which it is said that fetters spontaneously fall off (sticks of it are supposed to keep off snakes)

Elephant-destroyer,' a species of snake amphisbaena

the tree rottlera tinctoria

the flower of the nāg-kesar

name of one of the Prākrit dialects (the language of the Nāgas or serpent-race who inhabit Pātāla)

cactus, a prickly plant resembling the hood of snake

wife of a Nāga, or a female of the serpent-race

tin

a worm woodartemisia vulgaris

snake-tongue,' the plant asclepias pseudosarsa

name of a Hindu festival, the fifth day in the light half of the month Sravan (on which day they worship a snake to procure blessings on their children)

yellow colored

name of Hindu festival held on fifth of Sawan (ساون)

(Hindu) a kind of fragrant flower and its plant, which is considered auspicious in Hindu religion and used in making perfume

indispensable, necessary, inevitable, irrefrangible, compulsory, obligatory, foregone, inescapable