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Adhyaratri Avakasham 

Adhyaratri Avakasham is a one-time sexual relationship which was followed by Avarna women of Kerala and their Savarna landlords / owners. The Avarna Ezhava husband sends his newlywed wife with a pot of liquor to the outhouse of the Savarna landlord. After deflowering ceremony the woman is sent back and the outhouse is purified with Brahmanical rituals.
Eg: Ezhava women were historically exploited by landlord men via the custom of Adhyaratri Avakasham
Related Words
adhyayan • Adhyay • adhya • Adhyan • Adhwaya • adhayan • adhbay • ADHMaybe • Adhway • Adhyaan
Adhya's are sweet and kind, and are very rare to find.
"Awwww I bet you're an Adhya"
adhya by By Misfit Charlie December 21, 2016
When you are on a roller coaster and you go over the big hill most people scream ahhhhh-yay
“Ahyay” I heard as I was waiting in line at Disney land.
ahyay by I make up words!!! May 20, 2021
Indian Name which means FIRST, GODDESS LAKSHMI, UNBEATABLE, UNCONTROLLABLE, or UNPARALLEL.

It is also spelled as AADHYA, ADYA, AADYA, ADIYA, AADIYA, etc.
"Adhya is a pretty name for a girl; you should name your daughter that."
Adhya by crushedcookies January 16, 2022
A person who is manipulative in a beautiful way.
His presence isn’t immediate but once you start to feel it, your life is more lively than it ever could’ve been.
He’s innocent and smart in his own manner.
Person 1: wow ! Did you look at that?

Person 2 : Ofc i did ! Fuck, he just pulled off an adhyayan.
adhyayan by TrustGod January 3, 2019
A hot attractive person with a sense of humour that even chandler is jealous of
Hey you are so hot and funny you are a perfect adhayan
Adhayan by Wanderer10 January 11, 2022
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