All 7 Uses
endow
in
The Ramayana
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- These thousands did the Gods create Endowed with might that none could mate, In monkey forms that changed at will; So strong their wish the fiend to kill.†
Book 1 *
- They both endowed with Garu?'†
Book 1
- Canst thou, with lofty heart endowed, Think with the dull ignoble crowd?†
Book 2
- Endowed with wondrous might am I: Where'er my fancy leads I fly.†
Book 3
- True servant, faithful to thy vow, With half my realm I thee endow.†
Book 3
- Great chiefs like thee, the best of men, Endowed with sense and piercing ken, Though tried by trouble never fail, Like rooted hills that mock the gale.†
Book 3
- Danu had lent attentive ear The words which Ráma spoke to hear, And thus, a speaker skilled and tried, To that great orator replied: "No heavenly lore my soul endows, Naught know I of thy Maithil spouse.†
Book 3
Definitions:
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(1)
(endow) give or provide with (something of value)In reference to a financial gift, endow typically refers to a large gift given with the understanding that the gift will be invested forever and only the earnings will be spent.
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)