Hindi, asked by morle711, 8 months ago

मकरः ka meaning in Sanskrit

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Answered by AhanaGhosh736

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Makara is a Sanskrit word which means "sea dragon" or "water-monster". (specifically crocodiles, alligators and stuff like that.)

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Answered by Ishantbhagat212

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Answer is see dragons and water monsters

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