WHAT DOES पितृबंधु MEAN IN HINDI?
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Definition of पितृबंधु in the Hindi dictionary
Patriarchal noun [[paternal grandfather]] 1. Being from the side of the Father relation . 2. Son of his sister's son, son of his sister's son and son of his father's son [0] पितृबंधु संज्ञा पुं० [सं० पितृबन्धु]
१.पिता के पक्ष से होनेवाला
संबंध । २. पितामह की बहिन के पुत्र, पितामही की बहिन के पुत्र और पिता के मामा के पुत्र [को०] ।
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10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «पितृबंधु»
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Hindu law of succession - Page 39
For example, if father's father's father's father's son's son's daughter's son was a pitri bandhu no difficulty could arise but if he was a pitri-pitri bandhu the question could arise whether he was a heritable bandhu and whether he came after the ...
Shankar Vinayak Gupte, G. M. Divekar, 1972
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Indian Cases: Containing Full Reports of Decisions of the ...
Their Lordships of the Calcutta High Court observed in Omrit Koomar-ee's case (1) that the sister's son was both an Atma and Pitri Bandhu, but they seem to have classed him as a Pitri Bandhu on the ground that he was nearer" in degree to ...
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The Principles of Hindu Law: Personal Law of Hindus in ... - Page 205
So on failute of all Sapindas and Samanodakas, the inheritance passed to the Bandhus, which are of three classes, namely, (i) Atama Bandhus i.e father's sister's son, mother's sister's son, (ii) Pitri Bandhu e.g., father's father's sister's son, ...
Mridul Kanti Rakshit, 1985
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Hindustani English Dictionary - Page 171
vo.x> trfjnn*' pitri-bandhu, m. a remote or " ~ -J V t. *J ci.-;n,itr kinsman by the father's side. «. (J^^AJjJ f-Mn^r* pitri l/iahti, f. filial duly to a father, s. [fered to the manes, t. .,s.^4J^L). fcrWtbH pitri-bltojan, m. food of- -i> Jo f u. rl CM rl pitri-pitri, m. a ...
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Principles of Hindu Law: With a General Introduction to ... - Page 152
If he falls under a different class which has to be given a different name such as (pitri-pitri bandhus), he, being descended from a remoter ancestor and not being a pitri bandhu, must yield to his rival. The question has never arisen before the ...
Sir Dinshah Fardunji Mulla, Sunderlal T. Desai, 1982
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Introduction to Modern Hindu Law - Page xciii
pitri-bandhu, ft^p^: , pitr-bandhu Cognate descended from father's grandparent, etc. pratiloma, y frl rfl H : , pratiloma Union in which the female is of higher caste pujari, ^jff, pujari Priest sagotra, wfa: , sagotra Member of same gotra sakulya, ...
John Duncan Martin Derrett, 1963
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Family Law in India - Page 309
... Ashirvad 701 Austrics 18 Bandhus 693 Atma Bandhu 694 Matru Bandhu 694 Pitru Bandhu 694 Batil (Void) Marriage 379, 371 Bigamy 423 Brahmputra 11 Budhism 38 Capacity to Marry 300 Christian law 333 Hindus 300 Muslims 313 Parsi ...
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Kinship in Bengali culture - Page 138
... 64-65,92,118-19 Parivdra-varga ("bodily dependents"), 6-7 Parturition ceremony, 55-56 Pati-kula. See Kula, husband's Patrilineage, See Kula Pinda. See Body; Food Pitr-bandhu, 118 Pitr-kula. See Kula, father's Prajapati, 42 Preta-sanra.
Ronald B. Inden, Ralph W. Nicholas, 2005
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Understanding Morphology - Page 138
... of gods' (devah. 'god') pitr-bandhu- 'paternal relation' (pita ̄ 'father') pati-jus.t.a- 'dear to the spouse' (patih.'spouse') In German, many compounds even have a special semantically empty 138 CHAPTER 7 MORPHOLOGICAL TREES.
Martin Haspelmath, Andrea Sims,, 2013
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A Companion to Sanskrit Literature: Spanning a Period of ... - Page 443
PITR-BANDHU (Sm) : SeeBandhava. PITR-YAJNA (Sm) : See Panca-mahayajna. PITTA-JVARA (Ay) : Bilious fever. PITTA-SOLA (Ay) : Colic pain. PLAVAKA : Acrobat. PLUTA : (Vy) : Designation of a vowel having three Matras (mora) .
Sures Chandra Banerji, 1989
