BUKU BASA INDIA KAKAIT KARO «घाटकप्तान»
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घाटकप्तान lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa India.
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Hindī bhāshā kī śabda-saṃracanā - Page 173
(5) ऐसे संकर शब्द जिनके परवर्ती अवयवों के रूप में अंग्रेजी से उधार लिए हुए शब्द हैं उ-- (अ) अशी-अंग्रेजी-रश-द : आग-गार्ड, कोयला-बम, कपडा-भिल, घाटकप्तान, आँच-कमीशन, लाठीचार्ज आदि पब---.
Bholānātha Tivārī, Kiraṇa Bālā, 1985
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Transactions of the Geological Society of London - Page 418
taken in supposing it formed the basis of the Western Ghats. Captain Coulthard speaks of it in Sagar*. Major Franklin also noticed it in the trap of Sagar, in lat. 23° 51', and long. 78° 44', at 1933 feet above the sea, as " frequently globular ; the ...
Geological Society of London, 1836
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Allied Chambers transliterated Hindi-Hindi-English dictionary
embargo, ghat-kaptan ETT2"- <r>HflM (m.) [] harbour master, master 218 attendant at a seaport. ghat-Shulk ^TT- (m.) [] ferriage, ghat ghat ka pan! piiia WTT W THt" Tf^TT to wander from pillar to post; to gather varied experience, ghat ka patthar ...
Henk W. Wagenaar, S. S. Parikh, 1993
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Journal of a tour through part of the snowy range of the ... - Page 44
On the 2d of April, Hustee-dhull-Chowtra having crossed the river Sardah or Gogra, at Kusmote Ghat, Captain Hearsay, who was observing him at the strong fortress of Chumpaweet, with the largest part of his forces, attacked him impetuously; ...
James Baillie Fraser, 1820
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The history of British India: (In 10 vol.) - Page 129
... and took shelter in an entrenched position at Jhargerh above the second range of ghats. Captain Wilson, with a squadron of native cavalry, the 1st battalion of the 16th native infantry, three companies of the 7th, and a company of pioneers, ...
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The Railways of India: With an Account of Their Rise, ... - Page xii
Mr. Berkeley's Report on the Bhore Gh&t — The Kussoor Ghat — Captain Crawford's Views — Surveys ordered — Submitted in 1854 — Comparative Advantages — The Sawlee Incline — Tho Bhore Ghat made practicable for Locomotives ...
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The History of British India from 1805 to 1835. London ... - Page 181
... and took shelter in an entrenched position at Jhargerh above the second range of ghats. Captain Wilson, with a squadron of native cavalry, the 1st battalion of the 16th native infantry, three companies of the 7th, anda company of pioneers, ...
Horace-Hayman Wilson, 1845
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The Journal [afterw.] The Madras journal of literature and ... - Page 354
This formation excited the attention of those gentlemen who have visited the northern and eastern parts of the great trap region;* bat Dr. Yoysey was quite mistaken in supposing it formed the basis of the western ghats. Captain Coulthard ...
Madras literary society, John Carnac Morris, 1837
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Statements of the crime of dacoity in British territory ... - Page 45
... though there were suspicions of their having been assisted by the gang, who were known at the time to be in the neighbourhood of Owpare on the edge of the ghats. " Captain POrtman further states that — ' Towards the end of September, ...
India thuggee and dacoity dept, 1877
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The Naval Brigades in the Indian Mutiny, 1857-58
The Naval Brigade was not strongly represented on this occasion — 70 men only, with two howitzers — the reason being that three detachments with six guns were away watching the ghats. Captain Sotheby, who was present, does not say ...
William Bevill Rowbotham, 1947
