10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «दुधपिलाई»
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दुधपिलाई in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
दुधपिलाई and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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The Process of Socialization: A Multi-ethnic Study - Page 127
A child whose mother dies soon after the birth, or whose mother is unable to nourish him, is fed entirely by Dudh pilai (wet nurse) who is treated as a foster mother. The Dudh-pilai need not necessarily be a Muslim but the Jolahas usually take ...
2
Hindī-Marāṭhī Śabdakośa
दुध-पिलाई- औ. (. दूध पाजणारी दाई. २. लनातील एक रील ३० दृग्धपान. [ शिक ) . दूध-भूत-पु: संतति-संपति (लासदूध-हा-वि. हैं. अंगावर पिणारें ((). २. अगदी लहान. दूधअ-अंगावर पिणारा. दूधिया-कि ...
Gopal Parashuram Nene, Shripad Joshi, 1967
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Hindūstānī Selections: With a Vocabulary of the Words - Page 14
&£j Ij5 do-atas/ta, double-distilled. milk; «2>j3 dudh-pilai, a wet-nurse. P.jjS rfwr, distance,/., far. \Mj j 5 daurana, to cause to run. daurnu, to run. c/osA or j\Jsap»j5 dost-dar, a friend. jpjjS rfosfi, friendship, /. dusra, second, other, ^j^ji dukan, ...
James Robert Ballantyne, 1845
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Marriage Customs of the World: An Encyclopedia of Dating ... - Page 511
Similarly, the sisters and cousins of the bride give milk to the groom, a ceremony known as Doodh Pilai, and, after drinking the milk, he should give the sisters-in-law and the cousins money and presents. The final event is the leave taking ...
5
Islam in India - Page 348
Dai, a nurse, janal, dudh pilai, khilai, asil, 25. Da'ira fatiha, a prayer for all the dead in a cemetery, 101; da'ira- ' wala, the Ghairmahdi sect, 209. Dal, an ankle ornament worn by Faqirs, 169, 173, 285 f. Dam Madar ! the cry, ' Breath of Madar !
Jaffur Shurreef, Gerhard Andreas Herklots, 1921
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Allied Chambers transliterated Hindi-Hindi-English dictionary
milk; juicy substance of certain plants, dudh-bhai ^V-HT^" (m.) foster-brother, dudh-handl (f.) a vessel for holding milk, dudh-pak 5>T- Trer (m.) creamy milk and rice pudding, dudh-pilai §V - RlHI$ (f.) a wet-nurse, dudh-put (m.) men and money.
Henk W. Wagenaar, S. S. Parikh, 1993
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Domestic Violence Against Women: Legal Control and ... - Page 96
She could have died like thousands of other girls down the years, drowned in milk, which is locally described as bai to dudh pilaya (she was fed milk). Nobody protests. Not even the women who consider it a devi ka vardhan, if girls are not ...
8
Selections from the Bag̲h̲ O Bahár: Constituting the ... - Page 69
i/0 * r24^*^ *^ feltM], [so that sun-shine and anr "dudh-pilai "dai .Main .chhane na moon-light might not pene- trate into it"]. I [commenced being brought up=»] [with ,sath ke khawdsson kai aur .ehhoohho ,anga thig security1'] [in this grand ^ u ...
Mīr Amman Dihlavī, J. F. Baness, 1887
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Muslim women in medieval India - Page 11
Therefore a nurse having a well balanced temperament and good qualities was employed for this purpose and she was styled as Dai Dudh Pilai, Anna or Anaga.30 This custom also found its example in Islam, and Prophet Mohammad himself ...
10
Journal - Volumes 11-12 - Page 58
The gur is distributed among the bride's relatives and friends who, in return, give money compensation to her for partaking of her gur; while the sweets are presented to the bride's mother as dudh pilai, ' price of her milk.' Then follows a feast in ...
Uttar Pradesh Historical Society, 1938
