राख

Prachurta refers to the state of having a large or plentiful amount of something, often more than enough. It describes an abundance or overflow of resources, qualities, or physical objects.

An achievement or accomplishment reached through effort, skill, or perseverance. It refers to the successful attainment of a goal or a significant milestone in any field.

Describes a person or animal that is energetic, quick, and nimble in movement. It is used to praise someone's physical agility or mental alertness.

Yatharth refers to the actual reality or the factual state of things as they exist. It is used to distinguish what is real and tangible from what is imagined, idealistic, or fictitious.

Adbhut is used to describe something that is wonderful, marvelous, or extraordinary. it refers to things that evoke a sense of surprise, awe, or admiration due to their uniqueness or excellence.

A formal or literary term for clothing, attire, or garments. It refers to a person's dress or a specific set of clothes, often used in professional or cultural contexts.

शुष्क (Shushka) primarily means 'dry' or 'arid,' referring to a lack of moisture or water. In a figurative sense, it describes something that is dull, boring, or lacks emotion and interest.

A pleasant smell or fragrance often associated with flowers, food, or perfume. It is generally used in a positive or neutral sense to describe the aroma perceived through the nose.

A pointed projectile shot from a bow, commonly known as an arrow. It can also refer to the bank or shore of a river in literary or poetic contexts.

Bhasm refers to ashes, specifically those created from a ritual fire or the cremation of a body. In a broader sense, it represents the final state of destruction or the remnants of something that has been completely consumed by fire.