Meaning of "क्षीरव्रत" in the Hindi dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF क्षीरव्रत IN HINDI

[ksiravrata]

WHAT DOES क्षीरव्रत MEAN IN HINDI?

Definition of क्षीरव्रत in the Hindi dictionary

Tuberculosis nos. [NO] Fasting only to drink milk.

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HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «क्षीरव्रत»

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A Sanskrit-English Dictionary: Etymologically and ... - Page 268

-Kshim-vflksha, as, m. the glomerous fig tree, Ficus Glomenta [cf. udumbara]; a common N. for the four trees nyagrodha, udumbara, as'vatlha, and madhiika.-Kshira-vrata, as, 6, am, living upon milk in consequence of a vow.-Kshiras'ara, as, m.

Monier Williams, 1872