10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «सत्तरवाँ»
Discover the use of
सत्तरवाँ in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
सत्तरवाँ and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Shree Haricharitramrut Sagar Hindi Part 01: Swaminarayan Book
द्वानंदमुनिशिधिते " भक्तिमस्ता को ज्वर तथा अयोध्या को महिलाओं को आदरभावना क्या है ए नामा सत्तरवाँ तरंग "७० " क्याप्तिक्तिर्व्य पहला फू : तरंग - ७१ भक्तिमस्ता का अक्षावास ...
Swaminarayan Saint Sadguru Shree Adharanandswami, 2011
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Supplement to The Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish ... - Page 444
The act of boiling slowly, S. To SOTTER, v. a. 1. To soorch any part of the body, any iece of flesh, fat, or greasy substance before t e fire; Upp. Clydes. “ The trees of the wood were blasted, and burnt, on which were stuck the sottered legs and ...
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), 1825
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. ...
The act of boiling slowly, S. To SOTTER, v. a. 1. To scorch any part of the body, any piece of flesh, fat, or greasy substance before the fire ; Upp. Clydes. " The trees of the wood were blasted, and burnt, on which were stuck the sotlered legs and ...
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
The act of boiling slowly, S. To SOTTER, v. a. 1. To scorch any part of the body, any piece of flesh,, fat, or greasy substance before the fire ; Upp. Clydes. " The trees of the wood were blasted, and burnt, on which were stuck the sotlered legs ...
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Agnipurāṇam: Hindīvyākhyopetam
Śivaprasāda Dvivedī, 2004
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Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish Language: In which ... - Page 506
The crackling and bubbling noise which any piece *of flesh, or greasy substance, makes before the fire,” Clydes. Edin. Mag. Syn.-hotter. ' SOTTER, s. The act of boiling slowly, S. I To SOTTER, v. a. 1. To scorch any part of the body, i any piece ...
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), John Longmuir, 1867
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An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language: ... ...
S. To SOTTER, v. a. 1. To scorch any part of the body, or any fleshy substance before the fire. 2. To burn slightly. S. SOTTER, s. An indefinite number of insects, or other small animals, collected together. “A great sotter.” S. To SoTTER, c. n. To ...
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), 1841
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Codex iuris Ostrogotici: cum notis criticis, variis ... - Page 317
... med ed stadfästade: limites pagi, ambitum arearum terminantes, legitime sunt positi et iuramen- to confirmati. B. 1:6. Laghsökia ( part. pass, laghsökter v. -sotter), v. a. lagsöka, lagligen tilltala: legitime convenire, appellare. Dr. 3: 4- Laghvara, ...
Hans Samuel Collín, Carl J. Schlyter, 1830
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Diccionario universal france s-espan ol: France s-espan ol - Page 321
... haces. sotter, v. a. bo-té. Hacer botas, y tambien calzar. | Le cordonnier qui me botte; el zapatero qne me hace las botas, ó que me calza. || Se Botter; v. pron. Calzarse las botas, y tambien llenárselas de polvo andando. sotterie, s. f. bo-t-ri.
Ramo n Joaqui n Domi nguez, 1845
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Nouv. dictionnaire de poche fran—cais-espagnol et ... - Page 545
Sannmrnle « T • t n Suleacion, sf. saint. »,. aannuirnie , ail. Uattirellemtnit Suli'adtsra , sf. poudrier , m. Sattar, va. et ii. tiuti^ir Sultfado , Km. son. Sanrian , sf. sanction. Salvador, sm. sauveur. Smtmfkar, va. (rire ou ruJrc à Sadeage , a a. sam.-ige.
