Halahala
/həˈlɑˌhʌlə/
Halahala proper noun: a poison drunk by Shiva, thus turning his neck blue.

Proper noun
Halahala
Halahala meaning in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi and Bengali
Halahala in Hindi
- poison
- हलाहल halāhal, कालकूट kālkūṭ
Halahala in Tamil
- poison
- ஆலகாலம் ālakālam
Halahala in Marathi
- poison
- हलाहल halāhal
Halahala in Bengali
- poison
- হলাহল holahol, কালকূট kalokuṭ
More languagesFewer languages
- Halahala in Telugu
- హాలాహలం hālāhalaṁ, కాలకూటం kālakūṭaṁ
- Halahala in Malayalam
- കാളകൂടം kāḷakūṭaṁ
- Halahala in Kannada
- ಹಾಲಾಹಲ hālāhala, ಕಾಲಕೂಟವು kālakūṭavu
- Halahala in Assamese
- হলাহল holahol, কালকুট kalokut
- Halahala in Nepali
- हलाहल halāhal, कालकूट kālakūṭ
- Halahala in Indonesian
- Halahala, Kalakuta
Synonyms of Halahala
Origin of Halahala
Borrowed from Sanskrit हलाहल (halāhala).
Questions about Halahala
- What does Halahala mean?
- Halahala means a poison drunk by Shiva, thus turning his neck blue.
- What is Halahala in Hindi?
- Halahala in Hindi is हलाहल (halāhal), कालकूट (kālkūṭ). See Halahala meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Halahala?
- Halahala is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Halahala?
- Halahala is pronounced /həˈlɑˌhʌlə/.
Words near Halahala in the dictionary
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