10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «कड़ाकड़ी» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
कड़ाकड़ी in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
कड़ाकड़ी im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Dhātu-Pāṭha: the roots of language : the foundations of ... - Page 129
Dhatavah kada kadi kadi kadi kadda kana kana kana kanduri kattha katra katha kada kadi kadi kani kapi kabr kami kamu karja kartta karda karba karva ganadayah tu pa se bhva a pa cu bhva „ cu u kam ,, bhva a cu u bhva a pa a pa a pa a pa ...
Stephen R. Hill, Peter G. Harrison,
1997
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Contribution of Karaṇāṭaka to Sanskrit - Page 247
Sanskrit Khada, dividing, breaking, probably is the same as Kannada Kada, Kadi. Tala, a cymbal. Gundert 144 derives this word from a Kannada root Tal, to beat. cf. Tattu, Tade, etc. According to Kittel Sanskrit verbs Tak, Tad, Tand, to beat, ...
C. Panduranga Bhatta, G. John Samuel, Shu Hikosaka,
1997
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Koli culture: a profile of the culture of Talpad vistar - Page 203
Id Jajmani Jan/barat Janniashtmi Jawar Jhanjri Jethani Jharmar/Ramnaomi Ji Kada Kadi Kako Kancha Kankukanya Kanku patri Kansan Kanpadan Kaap Kapro Karj Karsi Katha Keria Khajanchi KhampaH Kheer Khichri Muslim festival.
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Introduction to spoken Telugu - Page 21
9 Word List ani anrii ayGe arawamu arSha a icci ingfisu ila i iga ila usarawelli elati; elanti; etlati; etlanti emi; emhi 5; oka kattadamu kada kadi kalamu koGGa khariSu guddi guru gurramu goppa gopuramu cinna cedu cedda janGuwu having ...
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Rajasthan [district Gazetteers].: Jaipur - Page 89
Galsari, Mala, Har, Tevta round the neck; Pat la, Pahuchi, Kangan Churi, Kada on the wrists; Arat, Tadde, Amant on the arms; Chhap, Anguthi, Machhali, Challa on the fingers, Kada, Kadi, Penjani, Chhailkada, Pajeb, Anwala, Tanke, Nevari on ...
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The Mysore tribes and castes ... - Page 291
Parama and Jattu are names peculiar to them. Nicknames such as Kariya (black), Dolla (potbellied) Karadi (bear) are used. Opprobrious names such as Kada, Kadi, Kuppa, Kuppi, Gudda, are given, to deceive the evil spirit. Vaidya and Pujari ...
L. Krishna Anantha Krishna Iyer (Diwan Bahadur), H. V. Nanjundayya, Hebbalalu Velpanuru Nanjundayya (Diwan Bahadur),
1930
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Rajasthan [district Gazetteers].: Sikar - Page 75
... Kunchhi, Churi, Kada on ths wrists, Arat, Tadde, Anant on the arms, Chhap, Anguthi, Machhali, Chhalla on the fingers, Kada, Kadi, Penjani, Chhailkada, Pajeb, Anwata, Tanke, Nevari on the ankles and Tagri, Kandora, Sankli on the waist.
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The pancakarma treatment of Ayurveda including Keraliya ... - Page 69
Ajay Kumar Sharma (of National Institute of Ayurveda.), Ajay Kumar Sharma. xi. Kamblika (It is sour milk mixed with curd, rock salt, unctuous substance and Tjla) xii. Khada (Kadi) - Buttermilk boiled with sour vegetables and spices. xiii.
Ajay Kumar Sharma (of National Institute of Ayurveda.), Ajay Kumar Sharma,
2002
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A New English-Hindustani Dictionary: With Illustrations ... - Page 376
2. space passed by leaping, ek chhalang ka tappa ya faslah. 3. copulation with, jufti; bharai; charhanta. Leaner, n. kudakkar; kudne-vala. [ka ek khel. Leap-frog, n. kada kadi ; mendak-kud ; larkon Leap-year, n. sal-i-kabisa ; sal-i zaid. [sikhna.
S. W. Fallon, John Drew Bate,
1883