WHAT DOES सुनकातर MEAN IN HINDI?
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Definition of सुनकातर in the Hindi dictionary
Sankarkar Noun Poon [Sd Swan, Hin 0 Son + Kaatra] 1. A type Snake of सुनकातर संज्ञा पुं० [सं० स्वन, हिं० सोन+कातर]
१. एक प्रकार
का साँप ।
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10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «सुनकातर»
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Staying out of the Midday Sun
Set in France, London and Las Vegas, Staying out of the midday sun, is the second part of a trilogy spanning twenty years, in which the heroes are challenged with the everyday: love, babies, gîte cleaning, a new language, aging parents — ...
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The Far Side of the Sun
The new novel from the author of The Russian Concubine and Shadows on the Nile The Bahamas, 1943.
A simplified presentation of facts about the sun.
Jill is an American high school girl living in Iran during the year before the revolution.
This durable title offers up fun, foundational introductions to a plant's life cycle that are sure to fascinate every early learner.
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Across the Universe: The Sun
A young scientist's guide to the sun and other stars, including how they interact with other elements in the universe and emphasizing how questions and observations can lead to discovery.
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The Collected Works of W.B. Yeats Vol II: The Plays - Page 518
I have heard her claim that they couple In the blazing heart of the sun. KATE. But you have heard it wrong! In blue-black midnight they couple. 235 AGNES. N O , in the sun. KATE. Blue-black! A G N E S . In the sun! KATE. Blue-black, blue-black ...
William Butler Yeats, 2010
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The Tlingit Indians - Page 342
... the hip which it protects. [Possibly the first word is niya-'at, "protecting thing."] This consists of one or more thicknesses of sea lion, elk, moose, or caribou hide, and may also be called sun-kate [sanke't, the common, general term for armor].
George Thornton Emmons, Frederica De Laguna, 1991
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British women writing fiction - Page 90
5 zAnita Brookner: On Reaching for the Sun Kate Fullbrook Since her turn to fiction in 1981, the annual appearance of a novel by Anita Brookner has attracted a mixed response. Highly praised as an exquisite stylist in the mainstream English ...
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After the Silence - Page 94
... night of drunken antics, another morning of silence. Even with her reservations, she was enjoying the weekend with him. “What would you like to do today?” “How about staying here and soaking up some sun,” Kate suggested. “Let's do that.
