10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «अध:पात»
Discover the use of
अध:पात in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
अध:पात and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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A Journey to Palmyra: Collected Essays to Remember Delbert ...
PAT 0002 31, 58 PAT 0005 n25 PAT 0008 PAT 0011 PAT 0023 PAT 0026 PAT 0039 PAT 0040 PAT 0041 PAT 0048 PAT ... 132; 133) PAT 0118 AD PAT 0167 AD PAT 0168 AD PAT 0184 n.d. PAT 0190 AD PAT 0192 AD PAT 0193 AD PAT ...
Delbert R. Hillers, Eleonora Cussini, 2005
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Early Music History: Volume 21: Studies in Medieval and ... - Page 172
33) Qumtus [inferior Max"1 Si-cut lo • cu - tus eu ad pat- res no - stros. ad DU • uros, si - cut lo-cu - tiat e*. si-cut lo-cu tus est ad patrcs no «ros. ad pat res DU - stros. ad pat-res no - stros. ad pat - res no stros, ad pat • res no - stros. Ab - ta- ham.
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Dictionary of the Amharic Language - Page 209
Unquestionable, adj. P«i|pfn£.fnCnT:: Unques'tionably, adv. PA : °°fn£.mC:: Unqui'et, adj. pmjpCQ,:: H911: P^PA" Unrah'sacked, ad/. PAT 11^11 UnraVel, v. a. i5,T :: Unrea'd, adj. -f\\h: avnlh&t-l: ^Ainn " Unread'y, adj. pATH;j£" Unreasonable ...
Charles William Isenberg, 1841
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Notitia Monastica - Page 636
Bever- Plac. de quo war. Ebor. 8 Ed. 1. rot. 1. de lib. lac. dat. 28 jul. A. D. 1391. war. in Dalton: Cart.- 9 Ed. 1. n. 59. pro lib. In Prynne's Records,_vol. iii. p. 8. pat. 5 joan. m.5. war. in Levene et Wilkinton: Plac. coram reg. pro travis: Þ. 667. pat. 24.
Thomas Tanner, John Tanner, 1744
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subcYing subc̲wá subcfan wan' ts'üt, iá'. A tonic ... - Page 359
placed between a verb repeated, forms a question ; as Joi pat Joi, will he come ? re- peated before succeeding verbs, ... pat, y&ufa hi? rather go, let us go ; after ] 'Ad, it makes an affirmative question ; as 'Ad pat, <fun 'hi, good not to rejoice ?
Samuel Wells Williams, 1856
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A new spelling, pronouncing, and explanatory dictionary of ... - Page 287
... ad patient'ly", without murmuring, Paw', v. paw", to handle roughly, strike, fawn, Pat'ly, ad. pat'ly', commodiously, fitly, suitably flatter [flattered Patriarch, s. patri'arch", a head of a family, a Pawed, a paw"ed", having paws broadfooted, superior ...
William SCOTT (Teacher of Elocution.), 1810
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The Professional Practice of Landscape Architecture: A ...
CELA Award Winners 2007 AD G, Mathias Kondolf (University of California, Berkeley) OE Daniel Winterbottom (University of Washington) 2006 AD Pat Taylor, University of Texas at Arlington AD Leonard Mirin, Cornell University 2006 AD Pat ...
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The Ship Hotel: A Grand View Along the Lincoln Highway - Page 6
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A High School Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language
Pas'tnr-age, n. feed tor cattle ; Pas'ture (past'yur), to. land used] for grazing; feed; v. t. or t. to feed with grass ; to graze Past'y, a. like paste, or dough ; to. a pie made of paste, and| baked without a dish, [fitly. Pat, a. fit; exact; ready; ad. Pat, v. t. to ...
Noah Webster, William Greenleaf Webster, 1853
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From Academia to Amicitia: Milton's Latin Writings and the ...
... a committed educator of poets. In Ad Patrem, Milton pere did not despise poets or encourage his son to seek the path towards materialism. Manse pater parallels such stock phrases as pater optime (Ad Pat [6]) and care pater (Ad Pat [111]).
