Hindi, asked by sachu9572, 1 year ago

Bhu - jal ka samas vigharh

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Answered by DDestroyer

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Answer:

Bhujal ka samas vigrah hoga

Explanation:

Bhujal is the meaning of earth and added with water then it have Ground water .

so We can say that Bhujal is tatpurush samas and this is - Bhu + Jal . ✓✓

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