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Rambulan Noun Sinônimos [número 0 Ram + acacia] Um tipo de abelha Ou o kekar que está muito em Gujarat, Jhang e Jhelum Acontece. Especial: seus ramos são como hastes de amido Permanece Sua madeira é menos forte Está acima O Keeker também diz. रामबबूल संज्ञा पुं० [सं० राम+बबूल]
एक प्रकार का बवूल
या कीकर जो गुजरात, झंग और झेलम में अधिकता से
होता है ।
विशेष—इसकी डालियाँ सरो की डालियों की तरह तने से सटी
रहती हैं । इसकी लकड़ी कम मजबूत होती है । इसे काबुली
कीकर भी कहते हैं ।
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The Timber Trees, Timber and Fancy Woods, as Also, the ... - Page 2
H. Ram-babul. Mahe. Dr. J. L. Stewart describes this as a well- marked variety, which grows like a cypress, with the branches closing up to the trunk. This variety is found in the Panjab : also in Bombay, where it is called ram babul, and in Sind ...
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Jaba mauta mere pāsa āī
इसी समय मैंने अपनापन राम (बबूल का सोठा) उठाया, बस्ता कंधे पर लटकाया और गांव को चल दिया । अतरौली से गनियावली केवल तीन मील है । मार्ग साफ है । कहीं-कहीं इधर-उधर बेरों की छोटी-मोटी ...
Saranāmasiṃha Śarmā, 1976
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Punjab Plants, Comprising Botanical and Vernacular Names, ...
Bdm, a Hindu incarnation of a deity. ram babul, Acacia Arabica var. Cup- ressiformis, 52. rdm ddna, Amaranthus tnangosta- nus, 181. rdm turdi, Abelmoschus esculentus, 21. ramnia, Crataegus oxyacantha, 79. randi, Euonymus fimbriata, 41.
John Lindsay Stewart, 1869
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Trees of Delhi: A Field Guide - Page 281
A Field Guide Pradip Krishen. J E RU SA L E M T H o RN 1-mmi0iiii-l aculeata horse-bean - mexican-blue palo verde - Barbados flower fence vilaiti babool ' ram babool i/iiiuivil I i-I<l~: I ' l*-iii % J U N G L E IA L E. jerusalem thorn * A large bush ...
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The Forest Flora of North-west and Central India: A Hand ...
(Bam kanta, ram babul.) This variety is easily raised from seed, the seedlings showing at once their peculiar character ; in poor soil and with little moisture it is as hardy as the ordinary kind, but its growth appears to be slower. Trees rtre ...
John Lindsay Stewart, Sir Dietrich Brandis, 1874
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The Way We Were: Anglo-Indian Chronicles - Page 208
... and recall that mushairas were frequently held in my grandparents' drawing room. Since English and Urdu were spoken in my grandparents' home, we. 2 Ram Babul Saxena, European and Indo-European Poets of Urdu and Persian.
Margaret Deefholts, Glenn Deefholts, 2006
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Institutionalizing Common Pool Resources - Page 348
... sissoo (Sissoo) Leucaena Leucocephala (Subabul) Cassia siamea (Kasid) Dednrocalamus strictus (Bamboo) Moringa olifera (Saragwa) Barkhada Acacia Senegal (Goidia) Parkinsonia aculeata (Ram Babul) Dicrostachys cineraria (Velantr) ...
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Āyurvedīya viśva-kosha: - Volume 4
क्षुद्र काश । डाव कास । छोटा कासा । 'दे० काश (का' है (की नि.) । कासेजाभूल---संज्ञा पुर, [ म० ] राम बबूल । किकिरात वृक्ष । (सी०यष्टि य००प्राग) । कासंल्ली----संज्ञास्वी० [ सं०स्वी० ] अतिबला ।
Rāmajīta Siṃha, Dalajīta Siṃha, 1965
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Zākira Husaina: adhyāpaka jo rāshṭrapati pada para huā āsīna
... अली विकल और पर्ण स्थाय नेताओं ने अध्यापकों और शिक्षार्थियों को संबोधित करके कहा कि वह मकर से सहायता प्राप्त लल्ला" को छोड़ कर, जो नए राम. बबूल और वहि-ज मपित हों, उन में जाएँ ।
Syeda Saiyidain Hameed, Mujīb Riz̤vī, Zakir Husain, 2000
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The forest flora of north-west and central India: ... - Volume 1 - Page 183
John Lindsay Stewart, sir Dietrich Brandis. Dekkan. (Ham kanta, ram babul.) This variety is easily raised from seed, the seedlings showing at once their peculiar character ; in poor soil and with little moisture it is as hardy as the ordinary kind, ...
John Lindsay Stewart, sir Dietrich Brandis, 1874
