10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «डकौत»
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डकौत in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
डकौत and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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A Dictionary of European Anglicisms: A Usage Dictionary of ...
3,4(2) > expiorador It [skaut] M, pi. 0, 195o (3) < hoy-scout — scoutismol-au- M,: scoutistal -au- n.; scoutisticol- an- adj. Rm scoutlboy-scout [=E] M, beg2oc. 4(o/1 tech) < cercetus, Rs skaut M, pi. -v, beg2oc. 4(i you) — . skii adj. Po skaut M ...
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Ships and Men in the Late Viking Age: The Vocabulary of ... - Page 163
Skaut (n., pl. skaut) is used twice by Ottarr. The primary sense of this word is 'something triangular', hence 'lower corner of a sail, clew'. This meaning obviously does not work in Ott 11,20, where the poet says skaut bats drosir spunnu lek vid ...
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A Glossary of the Tribes and Castes of the Punjab and ... - Page 135
Dakaut functions. 185 Ask the pandits to study the effects of this rainfall in the Vedas or Puranas. The results are that there will be no water left anywhere save a little in wells and in other low places (meaning that this inauspicious rainfall will be ...
Horace Arthur Rose, IBBETSON, Maclagan, 1996
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Icelandic Sagas and Other Historical Documents Relating to ...
Konfingr t6k boga, ok skaut 6ru upp i lopt. Grin snerist i lopti, 0k kom ofan i miiSjan spjotshalann, 0k orin af upp rétt i lopt upp. Hemingr leggr or a streng, 0k skj'tr i lopt upp, 0k kemr ofan i streng-flaug orvar konfings. Pa tekr koni'ingr spjotiiS, ...
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The Germanic loanwords in Proto-Slavic - Page 123
*skauta- '(hem of a) skirt, coat-tail' (m. or n. a-stem) Goth. skauts* m. or skaut* n. (attested Dsg. skauta, masculine according to Lehmann 1986: 311) 'hem'; OHG scǢz m., scǢzo m. 'lap, skirt, coat-tail'; MHG schǢz m./n., schǢz(e) f.; G Schoß 'lap ...
Saskia Pronk-Tiethoff, 2013
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The Development of Old English - Page 206
Skauns) >– PWGmc *skauni (OS, OHG sköni) > *skaëuni > *skéani > WSOE sciene (OF skéne); PNWGmc *skeutana to shoot', *skiutidi (s)he shoots", *skaut (s)he shot (ON skjóta, skaut) > PWGmc *skeutan, *skiutidi, *skaut (OHG skio 5an, ...
Don Ringe, Ann Taylor, 2014
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The Poison in the Gift: Ritual, Prestation, and the ... - Page 138
This chaya pdtra ("reflection vessel") is then given to a Dakaut, with an appropriate sankalp. Whenever a chaya dan is given, the purpose, as we have seen, is to remove from the donor negative substances engendered by particular ...
Gloria Goodwin Raheja, 1988
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The English Language - Page 409
Var fa skamt at biSa at Eyvindr kom far, reiddi upp sverfit ok hjo til konungs; poralfr skaut vi8 honum Eyvindi skildinum, sva at hann staka<5i viS ; konungr tok fa tveim hb'ndum sverf it Kvernbit, ok hjo til Eyvindar, klauf hjal- minn ok hofu8it alt I ...
Robert Gordon Latham, 1841
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Folktales from Northern India:
When human beings get ill a Dakaut Bráhman is summoned. A fowl, or goat, or young buffalo is selected to carry the disease, and has its ear cut, its face smeared with red paint, and is taken round the village and out of it, and then made over ...
William Crooke, Pandit Ram Gharib Chaube, Sadhana Naithani, 2002
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An Early Norse Reader - Page 70
En eptir um daginn skaut upp likunum: kom lik 15 Boovars inn i Einarsnes. Dann dag spuroi Egill hessi tioendi, ok hegar reio hann at leita likanna: hann fann rétt lik Boiivars. Ték hann hat upp ok setti i kné sér, ok reio meii ut i Digranes til ...
