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SORT IT OUT; DRAG AND DROP TEXT IN THE SECOND COLUMN; MATCH THE WORDS
cosmos
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ojasa |
goddess of speech and learning
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durgaa |
goddess of wealth, beauty and luck, wife of Vishnu
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cheshhTasya |
recollection; remembrance
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vanaM |
saint
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surya |
forest
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OMkaara |
cycle of worldly existence; worldly illusion
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sarasvati |
white; pale
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lakShmi |
A name for the Sun
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vaasara |
the Lord MahaavishhNu
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smaraNa |
Day
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kanaka |
water
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sanyaasii |
Godess
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vaari |
Goddess Parvati, the inaccessible or the invincible
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vishhNuH |
of one who works for maintenance
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brahma |
one who knows qualities (one who is a patron of good qualities)
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saMsAra |
gold
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devii |
whom
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paaNDu |
concentrated psychic power
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kaM |
the syllable om
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guNaGYa |
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