8 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «दीर्घजिह्वा» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
दीर्घजिह्वा in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
दीर्घजिह्वा im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The Hindus: An Alternative History - Page 760
... 561-62 Diaz (Portuguese trader), 453 dice, see gambling Dickens, Charles, 327 Dirgha-jihva (Long-Tongue) (ogress), 146—47, 418, 426 Divakara, Matanga, 409 “Diverse Callings,” 119 Divine Faith (Din-i-Ilahi), 533—34 Dr: Strangelove ...
2
Mahabharata: Book 3 : the Forest - Volumes 3-4
... 149, 22L, 287, 291 Dharma, 291 Dharta rashtras (Dhartarastra), 329 Dhaumya, 331, 333 Dhrita rashtra (Dhrtarăstra), 261, 263,273 Dhumråksha (Dhumraksa), 113, II5, 12I diadem, 181 diamonds, 43 direction, 3II Dirgha.jihva (Dirghajihva), ...
3
Antike Mythen: Medien, Transformationen und Konstruktionen
Several Brahmanas tell of ways to destroy an ogress named Long- Tongue (Dirgha-jihva), who licks the milk offering and curdles it16 or licks at the Soma all the time17. Though she is an ogress, not specifically called a dog, her name is the ...
Ueli Dill, Christine Walde, 2009
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A Sanskrit-English Dictionary - Page 986
... and fifty fortns of the Sakti of S'iva or Rudn besides Durga or Gauri, some of whom are Gunodarl, Viraja, Sllmall, Lolakshi, Vartulaksht, Dlrghaghoni, Sudlrgha-mukhl, Go-mukhl, Dirgha-jihva, Kundodarl, Ardha-kes'l, Vikritamukhi, Jvali-mukhl, ...
Monier Monier-Williams, 1872
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Garuda Purana (गरुड़ पुराण हिंदी):
रक्कवर्णकी समतल, चिकनी एवं दीर्घ जिह्वा श्रेष्ठ होती हैं। शाजाओं का मुख कठोर, सम, सौम्य, गोल, मलरहित तथा स्निग्ध होता है। दु:ख भोगनेवाले लोगों में इन लक्षणों के विपरीत लक्षण ...
6
Journal - Volume 62 - Page 19
s'akti-karI_1=agni-darhshtrala'° vétadi véda-nirmita ||“ 17 8, . . .5. dirgha-larhgula huhukka jata-harii_1i| viddhika vijaya dhanya asi-léma vrik-édari ll 18 Dhalandhala sarpa-na 9, [that dirgha]-jihva maha-gala I turfiki cha tariidi cha balfiki cha ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1894
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Mātr̥kās, Mothers in Kuṣāṇa Art - Page 52
JaleSvari 69. Taditprabha 70. Tamracoda 71. Tirthanemi 72. Truti 73. Dahadaha 75. Dirgha-jihva 76. Devamitra 77. Dhanada 78. Dhamadhama 79. Dhruvaratna. 74. Dama 124. Rakta-kampana 125. Rakta 126. Rabhasa 127. Rambha 128.
Nilakanth Purushottam Joshi, 1986
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Altindische Grammatik - Volume 2 - Page 107
... ep. dirgha-jihva-,. v. mädhu-hast-ya- „Süßigkeit in der Hand haltend", v. mayttra- äep-ya- „pfauenschweifig", v. sa-dhan-ya- „Gaben mit habend"r K. vi-sisn-ya- „schwanzlos" : MS. vi-sisna-. — Den obigen Bildungen mit sa- stehen nahe v.
Jacob Wackernagel, Albert Debrunner, 1905
