WAS BEDEUTET किलकाना AUF HINDI
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Definition von किलकाना im Wörterbuch Hindi
Sammlerbüro Sei gestört Sei traurig U-Bichuri Fischerei Genossenschaftsgesellschaft Kilkai Strahl -Drivanand, S. 537. किलकाना क्रि० अ० [अ० कलक, हि० किलक]
व्याकुल होना ।
दुखी होना । उ०—बिछुरि परी सहचरिन संग तें ड़ोलत वन
किलकाइ रे । —घनानंद, पृ० ५३७ ।
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1
Daughter of Light: - Page 183
With those things, in the hands of Sora, maybe we had a chance to kill Kana. “No! Selenia left us those things!” Dawn screamed at me. “She gave us permission to use her things. The Crystals are the ones who wanted us to have those things, ...
Melissa Allbrandt, Aja Bradley, 2014
2
Tulasī-granthāvalī - Volume 1
किंतु किसना' ही ठीक लगता है, प्रेरदार्थक 'किलकाना' नहीं । ( १० ) १-२४४-३ : 'देखि सोग सब भए सुखारे । एकटक लोचन चलत न तारे ।' चलत न तारे' के स्थान पर बचन पाठक में पाठ है 'टरै न सारे' । प्रसंग में ...
Tulasīdāsa, Mata Prasad Gupta, 1949
3
The American Traveller; or Guide through the United States ...
To Philadelphia, Scliuyl- | Myerstown, 5 33 kill Cana . ebanon, 8 41 Birdsboro, 12 Tunnel, 1 42 Unionville, 6 18 Swatara river, 7 49 Pottstown, . 3 21 Quittapahilla R. 11 60 Phenixville, 15 36 Middletown, 19 79 Norristown, 12 48 Manayunk, 9 57 ...
4
A Practical Introduction to Chitonga - Page 43
This is seen particularly in Mukuni; in recent vernacular books in this dialect words formerly spelt with j have actually been written with c, as caya, to kill; cana, to find. (N.B. In Ua j occurs only in the nj combination; the single sound described ...
Cecil Robert Hopgood, 1992
5
Indian Philosophy: Its Exposition in the Light of ... - Page 14
ntradicted by the negative judgement "Neha nanasti kill" cana" etc. When the objects are negated their phenomenal character is easily detected. They are neither real nor unreal, but they mediate between reality and unreality.
Narayan Kumar Chattopadhyay, 1979
6
Molokai: A Site Survey - Page 209
When the messengers came to Kea'uleinakahi, they said: "You have been ordered to pierce the double canoe, Kaumai'eli'eli, when it comes from Hawai'i and also to kill Kana and Niheu." On the day when Kana and Niheu completed their ...
Catherine C. Summers, 1971
7
A Kootenai grammar - Page 58
... u-kana-g-alla-is-ni qai " ku " >l " ku " " " " vos ivistis n-kana-kil-ni n-kana-mil-kil-ni qui " kin " " kU! " , " MODUS IMPERATIVUS »' kana-n kaua-mil-in ite kana-kil kana-mil-kil Forma (y) verbi mea semia uia-kana-m-ki tua semitn nia-kana-m-ki eius.
Philip Canest́relli, 1959
8
Sun and moon in Papua New Guinea folklore - Page 46
But after some time Neta realised that the light was too strong and that the world needed some rest from the brightness and heat. So he decided to dim Kana's light. He would not kill Kana, because he was his friend, but he wanted to help the ...
Ulli Beier, Prithvindra Chakravarti, 1974
9
Got weng abem: alokso abino kalin - Page 344
37 Yesus kukuw makik makik seng kanamúsa, be ilim kil kana badano, kata ika aket mak kudawongin banim ilim kanodin kuw keisiw. 38 Kale be lum senin kinim Aiseya, ami weng bakosa uta matam dam keisu uyo bako, "Kamokim, kan ata ...
Charlotte Mecklenburg, Frank Mecklenburg, Bible Society of Papua New Guinea, 1992
10
Fornander collection of Hawaiian antiquities and folk-lore ... - Page xxiii
Keauleinakahi ordered to pierce the double canoe of Kaumaielieli and kill Kana and Niheu, 444. sword-fish of Kapepcekauila, 444. warrior in charge of the ocean, 444. warrior of Kapepcekauila meets and attacks the double canoe; is struck ...
Abraham Fornander, Thomas George Thrum, 1916
