Halayudha

H4A1L1A1Y4U1D2H4A1

proper noun

an epithet of Balarama (one whose weapon is a plough)

OriginSanskrit हलायुध →
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Meanings

proper noun
  1. Hinduisman epithet of Balarama (one whose weapon is a plough)

Origin

  1. Sanskritहलायुध
  2. EnglishHalayudha

Borrowed from Sanskrit हलायुध (halāyudha).

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Translations

Hindi हलायुध
  • हलायुध (halāyudh)epithet of Balarama
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Chicago

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