Meaning of "चर्मपट्टिका" in the Hindi dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF चर्मपट्टिका IN HINDI

चर्मपट्टिका  [carmapattika]

WHAT DOES चर्मपट्टिका MEAN IN HINDI?

Definition of चर्मपट्टिका in the Hindi dictionary

Parchment Noun Female 0 [NO] Tomato [To 0].

चर्मपट्टिका संज्ञा स्त्री० [सं०] चमोटी । [को०] ।

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• Translator Hindi - Chinese: Charmpattika
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2 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «चर्मपट्टिका»

Discover the use of चर्मपट्टिका in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to चर्मपट्टिका and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.

India's Legacy: The World's Heritage - Volume 1 - Page 540

... the changes in a language which are of two kinds, viz. changes in form and in meaning, (i) Laziness or rapid speaking leads to phonetic decay or contraction, e. g. whip or 'chati' is derived through 'chammatige' from 'charma pattika'.

Pattotmogar R. Ranganatha Punja, 1948

Viṣṇusmṛti: With the Commentary Keśavavaijantī of Nandapaṇḍita

पणकीडा क्योभिश्ध पदं वृतसमाहयम्॥। " इति । अक्षा: पाशा: । वध: चर्मपट्टिका । शलाका: दन्तादिमय्यो दीर्घचतुरश्रा: । आद्यशब्दात् ' काकिन्यो वर्धकाचैव शलाका शोप एव च । अक्षाः सबीजाः ...

V. Krishnamacharya, 1964