Mamga, Māṃga: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionaryMāṃga (मांग):—(nf) demand; requirement, requisition; indent; the line of demarcation in parting and setting the locks of hair on the head; —[aura pūrti] demand and supply; -[coṭī/paṭṭī] (a woman’s) parting and brading the locks of hair; make-up; •[karanā] to make (oneself) up, to prank; ~[jalī] a widow (an abusive term used by a woman for another); —[ṭīkā] an ornament for the forehead; -[patra] an indent; charter of demands; —[ujaḍanā/luṭanā] to be widowed, to be deprived of the protection of the husband; —[bharanā] to fill the [māṃga] of a woman with vermilion (esp. done by the husband. The process signifies the status of a [suhāgina] amongst Hindu women).
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Starts with (+58): Mamgaceshte, Mamgadisu, Mamgaiya, Mamgala-gita, Mamgalabera, Mamgalacara, Mamgalacarana, Mamgalacarita, Mamgalacarite, Mamgalaga, Mamgalagatre, Mamgalakaishiki, Mamgalakalashacaupai, Mamgalakashta, Mamgalamani, Mamgalambadu, Mamgalamga, Mamgalamgi, Mamgalamukhi, Mamgalatali.
Ends with (+1): Amamamga, Amamga, Asamamga, Caramamga, Gidamamga, Kamanga, Karcemamga, Karmanga, Khamamga, Komgamamga, Lomamga, Manga, Padmamga, Samanga, Shyamanga, Tamanga, Umamga, Uttamanga, Uttimamga, Vamanga.
Full-text: Pamcama, Pancham, Tumgabhadre.
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