UJJAIN

Meaning of UJJAIN in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈü-ˌjīn ]

geographical name

city NW central India in W Madhya Pradesh NNW of Indore population 362,633

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UJJAIN — geographical name city NW central India in W Madhya Pradesh NNW of Indore population 362,633
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UJJAIN — /ooh"juyn/ , n. a city in W Madhya Pradesh, in W central India: one of the seven holy cities of …
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AVANTI — /euh vun"tee/ , n. Kingdom of an ancient Aryan kingdom of W central India, with its capital near modern Ujjain; …
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MALWA PLATEAU — plateau in north central India, bounded by the Gujarat Plains on the west, the Vindhya Range on the south, the …
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MALWA — Sanskrit Malava historic province comprising a large portion of eastern Madhya Pradesh state and parts of southeastern Rajasthan state, west …
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BHARTRHARI — born AD 570, ?, Ujjain, Malwa, India died 651?, Ujjain Hindu philosopher and poet-grammarian, author of the Vakyapadiya (Words in …
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AVANTI — kingdom of ancient India, in the territory of present Madhya Pradesh state. The area was for a time part of …
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KUMBH MELA — / ˌkʊm ˈmeɪlə; NAmE / noun [ U ] a Hindu bathing festival that takes place every twelve years and …
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BHARTRHARI — born 570?, Ujjain, Malwa, India died 651?, Ujjain Indian Hindu philosopher, poet, and grammarian. He was of noble birth; according …
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AVANTI — Historic kingdom, northern India. Located on the overland trade routes between northern and southern India, it lay within present-day Madhya …
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