8 LIBRI IN HINDI ASSOCIATI CON «दीर्घजिह्वा»
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The Hindus: An Alternative History - Page 760
... 561-62 Diaz (Portuguese trader), 453 dice, see gambling Dickens, Charles, 327 Dirgha-jihva (Long-Tongue) (ogress), 146—47, 418, 426 Divakara, Matanga, 409 “Diverse Callings,” 119 Divine Faith (Din-i-Ilahi), 533—34 Dr: Strangelove ...
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Mahabharata: Book 3 : the Forest - Volumes 3-4
... 149, 22L, 287, 291 Dharma, 291 Dharta rashtras (Dhartarastra), 329 Dhaumya, 331, 333 Dhrita rashtra (Dhrtarăstra), 261, 263,273 Dhumråksha (Dhumraksa), 113, II5, 12I diadem, 181 diamonds, 43 direction, 3II Dirgha.jihva (Dirghajihva), ...
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Antike Mythen: Medien, Transformationen und Konstruktionen
Several Brahmanas tell of ways to destroy an ogress named Long- Tongue (Dirgha-jihva), who licks the milk offering and curdles it16 or licks at the Soma all the time17. Though she is an ogress, not specifically called a dog, her name is the ...
Ueli Dill, Christine Walde, 2009
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A Sanskrit-English Dictionary - Page 986
... and fifty fortns of the Sakti of S'iva or Rudn besides Durga or Gauri, some of whom are Gunodarl, Viraja, Sllmall, Lolakshi, Vartulaksht, Dlrghaghoni, Sudlrgha-mukhl, Go-mukhl, Dirgha-jihva, Kundodarl, Ardha-kes'l, Vikritamukhi, Jvali-mukhl, ...
Monier Monier-Williams, 1872
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Garuda Purana (गरुड़ पुराण हिंदी):
रक्कवर्णकी समतल, चिकनी एवं दीर्घ जिह्वा श्रेष्ठ होती हैं। शाजाओं का मुख कठोर, सम, सौम्य, गोल, मलरहित तथा स्निग्ध होता है। दु:ख भोगनेवाले लोगों में इन लक्षणों के विपरीत लक्षण ...
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Journal - Volume 62 - Page 19
s'akti-karI_1=agni-darhshtrala'° vétadi véda-nirmita ||“ 17 8, . . .5. dirgha-larhgula huhukka jata-harii_1i| viddhika vijaya dhanya asi-léma vrik-édari ll 18 Dhalandhala sarpa-na 9, [that dirgha]-jihva maha-gala I turfiki cha tariidi cha balfiki cha ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1894
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Mātr̥kās, Mothers in Kuṣāṇa Art - Page 52
JaleSvari 69. Taditprabha 70. Tamracoda 71. Tirthanemi 72. Truti 73. Dahadaha 75. Dirgha-jihva 76. Devamitra 77. Dhanada 78. Dhamadhama 79. Dhruvaratna. 74. Dama 124. Rakta-kampana 125. Rakta 126. Rabhasa 127. Rambha 128.
Nilakanth Purushottam Joshi, 1986
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Altindische Grammatik - Volume 2 - Page 107
... ep. dirgha-jihva-,. v. mädhu-hast-ya- „Süßigkeit in der Hand haltend", v. mayttra- äep-ya- „pfauenschweifig", v. sa-dhan-ya- „Gaben mit habend"r K. vi-sisn-ya- „schwanzlos" : MS. vi-sisna-. — Den obigen Bildungen mit sa- stehen nahe v.
Jacob Wackernagel, Albert Debrunner, 1905
