Jaratkaru
Jaratkaru proper noun: a rishi, husband of the snake-goddess Manasa and father of rishi Āstīka.
Proper noun
Jaratkaru
Jaratkaru meaning in Hindi
Jaratkaru in Hindi
- husband of Manasa Devi
- जरत्कारु jaratkāru
Origin of Jaratkaru
Borrowed from Sanskrit जरत्कारु (jaratkāru).
Questions about Jaratkaru
- What does Jaratkaru mean?
- Jaratkaru means a rishi, husband of the snake-goddess Manasa and father of rishi Āstīka.
- What is Jaratkaru in Hindi?
- Jaratkaru in Hindi is जरत्कारु (jaratkāru). See Jaratkaru meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Jaratkaru?
- Jaratkaru is a proper noun.
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