Jambumālī

proper noun

A rakshasa warrior in the Ramayana, son of Ravana's minister Prahasta, killed by Hanuman in Ashoka Vatika.

OriginSanskrit जम्बुमालिन् →
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Meanings

proper nounJambumālī (uncountable)
  1. HinduismuncountableA rakshasa warrior in the Ramayana, son of Ravana's minister Prahasta, killed by Hanuman in Ashoka Vatika.

Origin

  1. Sanskritजम्बुमालिन्
  2. EnglishJambumālī

Borrowed from Sanskrit जम्बुमालिन् (jambumālin).

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Translations

Hindi जंबुमाली
  • जंबुमाली (jambumālī)Ravana's warrior
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Chicago

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