Words Starting with "W"

A tree whose sap is commonly consumed by lac-producing insects, typically referring to a species of jujube or its relatives.

A shrub with white latex and reddish-purple flowers, commonly found in sandy or coastal areas.

A civil servant with the duty, responsibility, and authority to educate, teach, and train students at government educational and training institutions.

A trip taken to a location or institution for the primary purpose of gaining knowledge and insight through a study visit.

A wireless networking technology that allows electronic devices to exchange data or connect to the internet using high-frequency radio waves.

An artificial covering of hair made from real or synthetic hair, worn to cover a bald head or as a fashion accessory.

A person who is ordinary, unremarkable, or lacks any particular distinction.

An interjection used to express admiration, astonishment, or surprise.

A place of worship for Buddhists, serving as a center for religious activities, meditation, and residence for monks.

A state or result indicating success in achieving a goal, defeating an opponent, or winning a competition.

A succulent plant with thickened stems and large leaves, known for its flowers that bloom only at night.

A variety of the wijayakusuma plant possessing distinct morphological characteristics, often associated with specific aesthetic or symbolic values.

A variety of the wijayakusuma plant considered to possess superior quality or characteristics compared to other types.

Knowledge, understanding, or deep awareness obtained through inner experience or spiritual intuition.

A tropical herbaceous plant whose seeds contain high levels of vegetable oil and are commonly used as a food ingredient or culinary seasoning.

A mature part of a plant that serves as a reproductive unit to produce a new plant.

The act of cleaning parts of the body, specifically the hands or feet, using water as part of a hygiene ritual or preparation for worship.

A small basin or bowl specifically designed to hold water used for washing hands.

The legal position or status of a person acting as a representative or proxy for another party in specific matters.

A person dedicated to spiritual life, typically a priest or ascetic in classical traditions.

The biological process of a baby emerging from the mother's womb or the event of giving birth.

Non-standard form of welahar, referring to a specific element or component within a linguistic or literary context.

A feeling of deep longing or burning romantic passion for someone.

A geographical area with defined boundaries that is under the authority or administration of a government.

A territory or scope established by the government as a working unit for the administration of government affairs and public services.

The operational area covered within the service range or jurisdiction of a specific post office.

A geographical area or scope of jurisdiction for which an individual or agency is officially responsible in carrying out specific duties and authority.

A territory or administrative region under the control or jurisdiction of a specific ruler or authority.

A bluish-green or greenish-blue color, often used in classical literature to describe natural hues.

A variant form or spelling of the word walimana, referring to a mythological creature in the form of a giant bird.