10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «लड़खड़ी»
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लड़खड़ी in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Wolverine Myths and Visions: Dene Traditions from Northern ...
I tontsa ets'edi eyi, onket'i ndudelin That pelican it's called that, two land kudi. I kolaa ehsiin i ehsan diaa tu he [old man] wanted. That old man whatever that then this water edon, jon tionh tu xule uh onla. Dechinaa yue he drinks, here all water ...
Patrick Moore, Angela Wheelock, 1990
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Vedic Index of Names and Subjects - Volume 1; Volume 5 - Page 215
The name occurs also in the Pancavirnsa Brahmana2 and the Satyayanaka.3 216 RINGS— UNCULTIVATED LAND [ Khadi Khadi occurs frequently in. 1 v. 1,1. I 3 ^ax MttUer, Rgveda? iv, ci. a xxv. 3, 6. I Cf. Weber, Indische Studien, 1, 78.
Arthur Berriedale Keith, 1995
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Collected Works - Volume 24 - Page 276
Why should Hindus and Muslims quarrel in their own land? KHADI WEAR FOR WEDDINGS A correspondent from Wadhwan writes to say that three hundred families have, for some reason or other, broken away from the Jhalawad Visha ...
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The fire within: poetry : includes the Abiola manuscript - Page 151
... Abiola died in jail fighting for his mandate Ken saro rviwa popular Nigerian writer hanged fighting for his land Kudi Abiola's wife^who died fighting with her husband Kokoro popular blind Lagos minstrel Nhvaumuagbogho popular dance from ...
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Government Hausa Examinations, 1949-1958: Selected - Page 33
an hanya, mun yi lada kudi dubu, sai na dora shi a kan sana. Da na dora shi a kan sa, sai ya ga ni makafo ne ni, zai yi mini rinto." Sai sarki ya ce, "A kai su gida dabam dabam." Da aka kai su gida dabam dabam, sai aka ...
Northern Region of Nigeria (Nigeria) Ministry of Education, 1958
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The Economic and Social Effects of Zamindari Abolition in ... - Page 29
These were inam villages which became estates as a consequence of the amendment to the Estates Land Act passed in 1936, which enabled the ryots in these villages to secure occupancy rights in land (kudi- varam) by paying one year's ...
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Dravidian in North Indian Toponymy - Page 75
The name may also be analysed as Sa-hara, hara denoting the sense of rock or fertility. The name suggests that the largest desert of N. Africa was once probably a fertile land. Saharakudi (WB) : Village with good land. kudi, kuti, hut, village.
Satyanārāẏaṇa Dāśa, Satyanārāẏaṇa Dāśa (Ph. D.), Sunandā Dāsa, 1987
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Mobile, and Marginalized Peoples: Perspectives from the Past
Provisions were also made by rulers for the maintenance of pasture land by the purchase of occupied land (kudi-kadu), or by gifts of gold for maintaining pastures for buffalo herds. Tirunamattukkani, or land purchased in the name of the temple ...
Rudolf C. Heredia, Shereen Ratnagar, 2003
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Why Khadi and Village Industries? - Page 8
cial resources of the State under a single plan we are now marching ahead, under the propitious conditions of Swaraj, to build up a new and glorious economic order for our land. Khadi and village industries are and ought to be ...
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History of the Reddi Kingdoms (circa. 1325 A.D. to Circa ... - Page 74
The term kudi in the above sense still obtains in the words kudivamm (the cultivator's share as against mSlvaram or the king's share) and in kaditala (meaning land). Kudi in Rattakudi therefore seems to connote that the Rattas were mainly ...
M Somasekhara Sarma, Mallampalli Sōmaśēkharaśarma, 1948
