Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- See Narmada.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The symbol of the crocodile seems to point to a river goddess; and Rikshini would be the name of the Narbada, which rises in the Riksha mountain.
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Hushang Shah (140535) fortified the capital at Mandu above the Narbada, and erected there the durbar hall Hindola Mahall, together with a great mosque.
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He refused to disturb the Bahmani kingdom of the Deccan, its tributary Warangal, or the rebels from it, the khans of Khandesh between the Tapti and Narbada (independent 1382).
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Vidyadhara Malla as paramount sovereign is now declared to extend from the mouths of the Ganges to the sea, and from the Narbada to the
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He says it is met with in the Narbada valley, but I have also found it common on the plateaux of the Satpura range.
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Bringing in water from the Narbada or Kolar Dam is not really a solution.
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Narbada and Tapti valleys, Bandelkand, the Son valley, and Rewah, in the Nagpur and Chanda country, Berar, the Hyderabad territories, and other parts of Southern India, _with the complete exception of the Malabar coast and the adjacent hills_. "
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