harkara
harkara noun: a runner who carried mail; a messenger or courier.
Noun
harkara (plural harkaras)
Forms of harkara
| plural | harkaras |
|---|---|
| alternative form | halcarra |
| alternative form | halcarrah |
| alternative form | halkara |
| alternative form | hercarra |
| alternative form | hercarrah |
| alternative form | hercurrah |
| alternative form | herkara |
| alternative form | hircar |
| alternative form | hircara |
| alternative form | hircarra |
| alternative form | hircarrah |
| alternative form | hircurra |
| alternative form | hircurrah |
| alternative form | hirkara |
| alternative form | hirkarah |
| alternative form | hurcara |
| alternative form | hurcarah |
| alternative form | hurcarra |
| alternative form | hurcarrah |
Origin of harkara
From Bengali হরকরা (horkora).
Questions about harkara
- What does harkara mean?
- Harkara means a runner who carried mail; a messenger or courier.
- What part of speech is harkara?
- Harkara is a noun.
- What is the plural of harkara?
- The plural of harkara is harkaras.
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