WHAT DOES यज्ञमंदिर MEAN IN HINDI?
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Definition of यज्ञमंदिर in the Hindi dictionary
Yagyaman Mandir Nong K. [Yoga Mandir] Yagya यज्ञमंदिर संज्ञा पुं० [सं० यज्ञमन्दिर]
यज्ञशाला ।
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5 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «यज्ञमंदिर»
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यज्ञमंदिर in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Modern Review - Volume 80 - Page 121
Just in front of the main temple there is a Yajna Mandir (temple of sacrifice) which is smaller than the former and seems to be built much later. They say 'hat an old woman had this temple built with the money she saved with great difficulty by ...
Ramananda Chatterjee, 1946
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Ānanda Vārtā - Volumes 27-28 - Page 45
When it was completed with its beautiful terrace above the spacious satsang hall right on the bank of Ganga, with Yajna Mandir and Viraja Mandir protruding on each side, Didi had turned round, looking at Ma for some token of appreciation, ...
3
The Goddess Bargabhima: A Study - Page 12
... was the bhog-khana ( a room where food is cooked for offering to a deity often found adjoining the temple or shrine ). Thus the temple as a whole which is west facing and has four distinct parts, stands as follows : Natmandir, Yajna-mandir, ...
Pradyot Kumar Maity, 1971
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Banglapedia: national encyclopedia of Bangladesh
To its south stands the yajna mandir with a yajna-kunda. To the north of the nat-mandir stands the main temple facing south. It is a three-roomed structure with a veranda in front having beautiful wooden doors with curving of different motifs, ...
Sirajul Islam, Asiatic Society of Bangladesh, 2003
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Le culte de Kuldevatā au Népal en particulier chez ... - Page 123
(66) D'après Dhana Samser RANA, sacrifier des animaux et offrir dans le feu sacré seize morceaux de viande pris au cou de l'animal sacrifié, c'est accomplir l'une des formes de yagya (Mandir ra To- ran, dans : Rup-rekha, année 6,nO 62, ...
