what is the meaning of the word kunal?
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Kunal\nGender: Masculine \nUsage: Indian \nPerhaps means "lotus" in Sanskrit. This was the name of the son of emperor Ashoka.
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dabusankar\nMeaning:  \n1.  to drip  \n2.  to let fall in drops  \n3.  to throb with pain  \ndabu\nMeaning:  \n1.  a sword belt  \n2.  an unripe root of cocoanut \nsankar\nMeaning:  1.  values  \n2.  correction  \n3.  an improvement  \n4.  purification  \n5.  embellishment  \n6.  a refinement  \n7.  ornamentation  \n8.  accomplishment  \n9.  counsel  \n10.  an advice  \n11.  education  \n12.  influence of previous birth  \n13.  consecration  \n14.  a ceremony  \n15.  rite  \n16.  sacrament  \n17.  obsequies  \n18.  investitute with the sacred thread  \n19.  purification  \n20.  impression
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Whats this language kabaddkhaanaa
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Its a swear word in hindi, the national language of india.\n\nIt means sisterf****r.
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Main Entry: 1cool \nPronunciation: 'kül\nFunction: adjective\nEtymology: Middle English col, from Old English cOl; akin to Old High German kuoli cool, Old English ceald cold -- more at COLD\n\n\n2 a : marked by steady dispassionate calmness and self-control <a cool and calculating administrator -- Current Biography> b : lacking ardor or friendliness <a cool impersonal manner> c of jazz : marked by restrained emotion and the frequent use of counterpoint d : free from tensions or violence <meeting with minority groups in an attempt to keep the city cool>\n3 -- used as an intensive <a cool million dollars>\n4 : marked by deliberate effrontery or lack of due respect or discretion <a cool reply>\n5 : facilitating or suggesting relief from heat <a cool dress>\n6 a of a color : producing an impression of being cool; specifically : of a hue in the range violet through blue to green b of a musical tone : relatively lacking in timbre or resonance\n7 slang a : very good : EXCELLENT; also : ALL RIGHT b : FASHIONABLE 1 <not happy with the new shoes... because they were not cool -- Celestine Sibley>\n- cool·ish  /'kü-lish/ adjective\n- cool·ly also cooly  /'kü(l)-lE/ adverb\n- cool·ness  /'kül-n&s/ noun\nsynonyms COOL, COMPOSED, COLLECTED, UNRUFFLED, IMPERTURBABLE, NONCHALANT mean free from agitation or excitement. COOL may imply calmness, deliberateness, or dispassionateness <kept a cool head>. COMPOSED implies freedom from agitation as a result of self-discipline or a sedate disposition <the composed pianist gave a flawless concert>. COLLECTED implies a concentration of mind that eliminates distractions especially in moments of crisis <the nurse stayed calm and collected>. UNRUFFLED suggests apparent serenity and poise in the face of setbacks or in the midst of excitement <harried but unruffled>. IMPERTURBABLE implies coolness or assurance even under severe provocation <the speaker remained imperturbable despite the heckling>. NONCHALANT stresses an easy coolness of manner or casualness that suggests indifference or unconcern <a nonchalant driver>.
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Too big a question. Shall need a very lengthy reply. Eckankar or Ik Onkaar is the first word in the prayer of Sikh religion. It is a verbal translation of the Muslim prayer in Arabic:'La ilaha ilAllah'. It means God(Allah) is One and Unique. The founder of the religion was a Muslim Fakir. In later generations, the group of followers declared themselves a distinct religion and borrowed some teachings from Hindu religion, like Karma...  They donot cut hair and wear a turban.
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Himar - Donkey\nKaswara - Lion\nIbl - Camel\nKalb - Dog\nbigaal - Mules (Sura Nahl)\nKhail - Horses\nFeel - Elephant\nBaqra - Cow\nDha'n - Sheep (Sura 6 - 143)\nma'z - Goat \nkhinzeer - Pig\nqirdathun - Ape\nzi'b - Fox (Sura Yusuf)\nthu'baan - snake\n\nMay be there are others...
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Who told you it is bad word?\nThis word has several meaning . It depends on the situation.\nIts meaning is Sphere.There is a proverb in malayalam, "if you lost your kundam, you should check it in your small pot"
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Probably a local word for termites or some other wood burrowing insect.  \nThe only other meaning was mentioned by the previous answer, and that is an Austailian term, Sawbees, Brand of hand-shears used for shearing sheep
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I'm not 100% sure but I think it means "the one who speaks politely/good things". It's a sanskrit word.\n\nSu- prefix for good\nbhash- probably means speech as in bhasha (language)\n\nbut I'm not sure, I could be wrong.
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Hum = We or I\nBan gaya = became\nhyderabadi = Hyderabad is a city in India, people living in hyderabad are hyderabadi's
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It means town on clay land. Its an English name.
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It is a slang term for a female sexual organ.  It's origins are in India.  (I don't know for sure, but it sounds like it might be related to "poon-tang")
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The Vetala!\n\nA vetala is a vampire-like being from Hindu mythology.The vetala are defined as spirits inhabiting corpses. These corpses may be used as vehicles for movement (as they no longer decay while so inhabited), but a vetala may also leave the body at will.\n\nIn Hindu folklore, the vetala is an evil spirit who haunts cemeteries and takes demonic possession of corpses. They make their displeasure known by troubling humans. They can drive people mad, kill children and cause miscarriages but they also guard their villages.\nThe vetala, like the bat, is associated with hanging upside down on trees found in cremation grounds and cemetaries\nEnlarge\nThe vetala, like the bat, is associated with hanging upside down on trees found in cremation grounds and cemetaries\n\nThey are hostile spirits of the dead trapped in the twilight zone between life and after-life. These creatures can be repelled by the chanting of holy mantras. One can free them from their ghostly existence by performing their funerary rites. Being spirits, unaffected by the laws of space and time, they have an uncanny knowledge about the past, present and future and a deep insight into human nature. Hence, many sorcerers seek to capture them and turn them into slaves.\n\nA sorcerer once asked King Vikramaditya to capture a vetala who lived in a tree that stood in the middle of a crematorium. The only way to do that was by keeping silent.\n\nHowever, every time Vikramaditya caught the vetala, the vetala would enchant the king with a story that would end with a question. No matter how hard he tried, Vikramaditya would not be able to resist answering the question. This would enable the vetala to escape and return to his tree. The stories of the vetala have been compiled in the book Baital Pachisi.\n\nThere is also a strong Vetala cult in the Konkan region, under the names of Betal, Vetal, etc. It seems, however, that the relation between the literay Vetala and this demigod's is feeble at best.
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do you want to say muhallebi or mahalle?ı am kinda confused:)
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I like the name Alik (it means "wave")\n\nI also like the name Maral (means "deer")
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geethanjali/githanjali,hanusya,harinita,hilashini,keroja.well,jus some ideas..dont know the meaning though..  :)