Noun:

బిగ్ జహార్ బేబీ, బాయ్, శిశు, చైల్డ్, బిగ్ జోహర్,

Adjective:

శిశువు, చైల్డ్,

incant's Usage Examples:

For most of these traditional festivals, sacred invocation and incantations called pengap or timang are performed throughout the night(s) by a bard (lemambang) and his assistants or a manang (healer).

Ceremonial processions were held amidst singing, incantations and shouts of joy by the followers.

so have not included much detail to prevent "some careless reader from incant[ing] a spell capable of calling forth evil".

some of the Old Testament books" affected "his devotional language and incantational rhythms.

in the act of incantation, the baleful light of her chafing-dish playing in the folds of her robe, and making.

It was one of these persons that taught the group the popular incantation called Ukappatippu literally meaning ‘song of the aeon’, the recital of which, often an abridged version of it, forms part of the daily rituals of Ayyavazhi to this day.

Priapus but, through sheer ineptitude at Latin incantation, getting a highly unamused Diana instead.

In the 1991/1992 season Deep Sensation competed in novice steeplechases, making his debut over the larger obstacles in a minor event at Wincanton.

critic Ian MacDonald was critical of the song, calling it a "plaintively babyish incantation" and saying "its vague pretensions and listless melody are.

Abracadabra is an incantation used as a magic word in stage magic tricks, and historically was believed to have healing powers when inscribed on an amulet.

In Myanmar, all classes of the Theravada community more widely know about the paritta incantation literature than any other Pali Buddhist work.

Actual usage and meaningLater use of the enechema (initial incantation formula) of nenano as well as the phthora (alteration and transposition sign) of nenano in manuscripts makes it clear that it is associated with the main form of the second plagal mode as it survives in the current practice of Byzantine (Greek Orthodox) chant.