Meaning of "प्राणद्रोह" in the Hindi dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF प्राणद्रोह IN HINDI

प्राणद्रोह  [pranadroha]

WHAT DOES प्राणद्रोह MEAN IN HINDI?

Definition of प्राणद्रोह in the Hindi dictionary

Catnip ninety nine [NO] Trying to take someone's life [to 0].

प्राणद्रोह संज्ञा पुं० [सं०] किसी के प्राण लेने का प्रयत्न करना [को०] ।

TRANSLATION OF प्राणद्रोह

Find out the translation of प्राणद्रोह to 25 languages with our Hindi multilingual translator.

The translations of प्राणद्रोह from Hindi to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «प्राणद्रोह» in Hindi.

• Translator Hindi - Chinese: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Spanish: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - English: Prandroh
• Hindi: प्राणद्रोह
• Translator Hindi - Arabic: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Russian: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Portuguese: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Bengali: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - French: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Malay: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - German: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Japanese: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Korean: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Javanese: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Vietnamese: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Tamil: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Marathi: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Turkish: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Italian: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Polish: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Ukrainian: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Romanian: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Greek: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Afrikaans: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Swedish: Prandroh
• Translator Hindi - Norwegian: Prandroh

HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «प्राणद्रोह»

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

Śrīviśvāmitrīmāhātmyam - Page 71

One of them is gambling (dyuta). The reference is to the Pandavas' being fraudulently defeated in the game of gambling (V. 29a). The other two are dara-dharsana or assailing other's wife (1. 43c) and prana-droha or attacking some- body with ...

Jayant Premshankar Thaker, 1997