Meaning of "दीर्घकर्ण" in the Hindi dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF दीर्घकर्ण IN HINDI

दीर्घकर्ण  [dirghakarna]

WHAT DOES दीर्घकर्ण MEAN IN HINDI?

Definition of दीर्घकर्ण in the Hindi dictionary

Long waited 1 [0] Whose ears are very large. Name of a tribe, which is ancient Is in texts.

दीर्घकर्ण १ वि० [सं०] जिसके कान बडे़ बडे़ हों ।
दीर्घकर्ण २ संज्ञा पुं० एक जाति का नाम जिसका उल्लेख प्राचीन ग्रंथों में है ।

TRANSLATION OF दीर्घकर्ण

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The translations of दीर्घकर्ण from Hindi to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «दीर्घकर्ण» in Hindi.

• Translator Hindi - Chinese: 龙耳
• Translator Hindi - Spanish: largo de orejas
• Translator Hindi - English: Long eared
• Hindi: दीर्घकर्ण
• Translator Hindi - Arabic: أذنين طويلة
• Translator Hindi - Russian: Длинные ушастый
• Translator Hindi - Portuguese: orelhuda longa
• Translator Hindi - Bengali: লং ঝোলা
• Translator Hindi - French: oreilles longue
• Translator Hindi - Malay: eared Long
• Translator Hindi - German: Langohren
• Translator Hindi - Japanese: ロング耳
• Translator Hindi - Korean: 긴 귀
• Translator Hindi - Javanese: Long eared
• Translator Hindi - Vietnamese: dài tai
• Translator Hindi - Tamil: நீண்ட eared
• Translator Hindi - Marathi: लांब कान असलेला
• Translator Hindi - Turkish: Uzun kulaklı
• Translator Hindi - Italian: dalle lunghe orecchie
• Translator Hindi - Polish: długi błotna
• Translator Hindi - Ukrainian: довгі вухатий
• Translator Hindi - Romanian: urechi lung
• Translator Hindi - Greek: Μακριά eared
• Translator Hindi - Afrikaans: lang eared
• Translator Hindi - Swedish: lång gå i ax
• Translator Hindi - Norwegian: Long eared

10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «दीर्घकर्ण»

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

Hitopadeśa, or, Salutary counsels of Vishnu Śarman, in a ... - Page 14

Now, one day, a Cat named Dirgha-karna (Long-ear) came there to prey upon the young birds. Perceiving him approaching, the little nestlings, overwhelmed with terror, made a scream. Jaradgava, hearing it, called out: who if this that comes?

Hitopadeśa, 1848

Dashrupakam Of Shri Dhananjaya Sanskrit Hindi Anuvad Va ...

अंयोन्यानुरागो यथा तथैव यह ( राजा अग्निमित्र मालविका के विषय में सोच रहे हैं )इस ( मालविका ) का मुख दीर्घ ( कर्ण तक फैले हुए ) नेत्रों वाला तथा शरदकालीन ( पूर्ण ) चन्द्र के समान ...

Baijnath Pandey, 2004

Vyavharik Hindi Shuddh Prayog - Page 15

'दीर्घकर्ण', 'कुम्भकर्ण' आदि शब्द बनते हैं : दानवीर कर्ण के अनुकरण पर 'जयकर्ण', 'मशिकन (मभिकृति-----. 'कृति' अर्थात कर्म अथवा रचना है 'कामायनी प्रसादजी की सर्वप्रमुख कणिका) आदि नाम ...

Om Prakash, 1995

Hitopadeśa, the book of wholesome counsel - Page 23

Now one day a Cat named Dirgha-karna (Long- ear) came there to prey upon the young birds. Perceiving him approaching, the little nestlings, overwhelmed with terror, raised a clamour. Jaradgava, hearing it, called out: " Who is this that ...

Lionel David Barnett, 1928

The Five Discourses on Worldly Wisdom

DIRGHA KARNA The name of a hare (III, story 2.2). The word means “one with long ears.” DIRGHA-RAVA The name of a jackal (II, story 1.2.1). The word means “one with a long howl.” DUSHTA BUDDHI The name of a merchant, friend of ...

Viṣṇuśarman, 2006

A dictionary of the principal languages spoken in the ... - Page 168

... departure — dirgha karan, fániyá bárána, antar, pras- thán — bajrháo, lambáo, bud, tafáwat, rawánagi, kúch Elo'pe, va. to run away, to get loose fiom confinement, to go off clandestinely — paldyan, báhir haiyájdon, champat — bhágná, ...

P. S. D'Rozario, 1837

A Dictionary of the Principal Languages Spoken in the ... - Page 168

... departure— dirgha karan, idniyá bárána, antar, pras- thán — barháo, lambáo,' bud, tafáwat, rawánagí, kúch Elo'pe, va. to run away, to get loose from confinement, to go off clandestinely — paláyan, - ' báhir haiyájáon, champat — bhágná, ...

P. S. D'Rozario, 1837

The Hitopadesha: A Collection of Fables and Tales in Sanskrit

... of the same tree, were wont to contribute a trifle from their own stores, by which he existed. It so fell out, that one day a certain cat, by name Dirgha-karna, came there to prey upon the young birds, H K* II f^I^Rt || ^m fct^y ^w^ *it*5 ^ffa^n *rw.

Lakshami Náráyan Nyálankár, 1830

A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary with Transliteration, ... - Page 121

... dirgha-karna, m. Long-ear, N. of a cat ; Jilam, ac. ad. for a long time ; -gai1gha, m. Long-shanks, N. ofa Yaksha: -giv1n, a. long-lived ; -tapaa, m. N. of a. Rishi; (6)tamas, m. N. ofa srlge; ~tii,f. length; -tva, n. 111.; -tikshna-mukha, a. (i) having a ...

Arthur Anthony Macdonell, 1924

Sañjīvanī: khaṇḍa kāvya - Page 36

संशय कच देव-पुल गौ-रांग वर्ण, कमलायत लोचन, केश स्वर्ण, उन्नत-लाट, दृढ़ वृषभ कंध, आजानु बाहु, वपु स्वर्ग-गंध, मोक्ष चराचर सृष्टि-बंध, सौभाग्यवान के दीर्घ कर्ण, कच देव-पुल गौर, वर्ण, ...

Sohanalāla Dvivedī, 1983