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Definition of Anapurna
1. Noun. Wife of Siva and a benevolent aspect of Devi: Hindu goddess of plenty.
2. Noun. A mountain in the Himalayas in Nepal (26,500 feet high).
Group relationships: Kingdom Of Nepal, Nepal, Himalaya, Himalaya Mountains, Himalayas
Generic synonyms: Mountain Peak
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Literary usage of Anapurna
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1. Cities of India by Sir George Forrest (1903)
"good anapurna, who takes care that none suffer from hunger. She is a very common
household deity, and in the Deccan most families include her among their ..."
2. Hindu Infanticide: An Account of the Measures Adopted for Suppressing the by Edward Moor (1811)
"Begam is likewise sometimes applied to Hindu ladies. In common language Bhi/e
means also brother. GOVIND RAO'S second wife, anapurna ..."
3. Faiths of Man: A Cyclopædia of Religions by James George Roche Forlong (1906)
"... seated near anapurna, godess of abundance ; and Krishna trampling on the
Kalya-Naga of the Jamuna. Beside eternal Brahma, who however has rarely even an ..."
4. Intimate Glimpses of Life in India: A Narrative of Observations, Educational by George Trumbull Ladd (1919)
"Our boat-ride finished, we wandered through some of the thickest parts of the
city situated on the banks just over the Ganges. anapurna, or "The Temple of ..."
5. Handbook of the Panjáb, Western Rajpútáná, Kashmír, and Upper Sindh by John Murray (Firm), Edward B. Eastwick (1883)
"... on the height above, and near the temple of anapurna Devi. The rough erect
memorial stones on those ..."
6. Sunny Memories of an Indian Winter by Sara H Dunn (1898)
"anapurna, too, the bread- giver of Benares, must have a votive, and the frightful
Ganesh, the elephant-headed god of wisdom, must not be passed over. ..."
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