Bhaktamar[6]

O embodiment of pure wisdom! I have so little knowledge that leman object ridicule for a wise. Still my devotion for you stirs me to sing hymn in your praise.
As the mango sprouts impel the cuckoo during the spring time to produce its melodious coo.

---

Sr	Word	Meaning	Pronunciation	Synonyms
1	embodiment	A new personification of a familiar idea, “the embodiment of hope”, “the incarnation of evil”, “the very avatar of cunning”	em·bod·i·ment (m-bd-mnt, m-)	Avatar, incarnation
2.	leman
3	Ridicule	Language or behavior intended to humiliate or mock.	Rid·i·cule (rd-kyl)	Discourtesy, Disrespect, Taunt, mock
4	stir	(a)To get up after sleeping, (b) To move about actively	stir 1 (stûr)	Move, get a move on
5	sprout	(a)To begin to grow (b) To emerge and develop rapidly	sprout (sprout)
6	impel	(a)Urge or force to an action (b) constrain or motivate	im·pel (m-pl)	Force, move, compel, drive
7	cuckoo	(a)A call or cry of one of the bird (b) to repeat incessantly ; as a cuckoo does its call	Cuck-oo (kk, kk)	Echo, repeat
8	Springtime	(a)The season of growth “the emerging buds were a sure sign of spring” (b) one of the natural period into which the year is divided by the equinoxes and solstices or atmospheric conditions; the regular sequence of the season	Spring-time (sprngtm)
9	Melodious	(a) Of; relating to; or containing a pleasing succession of sounds; tuneful (b) agreeable to hear © pleasant to ear	Me-lo-di-ous (m-ld-s)	Melodic, musical
10	coo	To express or utter with soft murmuring sounds.	Coo (k)