Meaning of "कपीज्य" in the Hindi dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF कपीज्य IN HINDI

कपीज्य  [kapijya]

WHAT DOES कपीज्य MEAN IN HINDI?

Definition of कपीज्य in the Hindi dictionary

Capizable noun no. [NO]   1. RAM . 2. Sugriva 3. Khiriika Tree

कपीज्य संज्ञा पुं० [सं०] १. राम । २. सुग्रीव । ३. क्षीरिका नामक वृक्ष ।

TRANSLATION OF कपीज्य

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2 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «कपीज्य»

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

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खाली : राज्य- पीर जाली : राजधानी क्रिकी३श० सय- अरुणा-मज, अकेतनय, अकेनंदव अकेशिया अकेल, अकेल अकाल अदिक, कपिप्रधु, कजि, कपीज्य, कपीश, तप-स्काय, तरणिलय, तशी., ताराधिप, तारानाथ, ...

Aravinda Kumāra, ‎Kusumakumāra, 1999

Nisīhajjhayaṇaṃ (pañcamī āyāra-cūlā) niggaṃyaṃ pāvayaṇaṃ

Acarya Tulsi, ‎Nathamal (Muni), 1967