Halahala meaning in Assamese
হলাহল holahol
/həˈlɑˌhʌlə/
Halahala in Assamese: হলাহল (holahol), কালকুট (kalokut). In English, Halahala means a poison drunk by Shiva, thus turning his neck blue.
Assamese words for Halahala
- poison
- হলাহল holahol, কালকুট kalokut
English meaning of Halahala
- proper noun A poison drunk by Shiva, thus turning his neck blue.
Synonyms of Halahala
Halahala in other languages
Questions about Halahala in Assamese
- What is the meaning of Halahala in Assamese?
- Halahala in Assamese is হলাহল (holahol), কালকুট (kalokut).
- Halahala ৰ অসমীয়া অৰ্থ কি?
- Halahala: হলাহল (holahol), কালকুট (kalokut).
- What does Halahala mean in English?
- Halahala means a poison drunk by Shiva, thus turning his neck blue.
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