makara
makara noun: an aquatic monster in Hindu mythology.
Noun
makara (plural makaras)
Proper noun capitalized: Makara
Makara (plural Makaras)
- A surname.
makara meaning in Hindi, Sanskrit, Indonesian and Thai
makara in Hindi
- celestial creature
- मकर makar
makara in Sanskrit
- celestial creature
- मकर makara
makara in Indonesian
- celestial creature
- makara
makara in Thai
- celestial creature
- มกร má-gɔɔn, มังกร mang-gɔɔn
More languagesFewer languages
- makara in Myanmar
- မကန်း ma.kan:, မကာရ ma.kara.
Forms of makara
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | makaras |
| Proper noun | |
| plural | Makaras |
Origin of makara
Sanskrit मकर (makara)
Borrowed from Polish Makara and Ukrainian Макара (Makara).
Questions about makara
- What does makara mean?
- Makara means an aquatic monster in Hindu mythology.
- What is makara in Hindi?
- Makara in Hindi is मकर (makar). See Makara meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is makara?
- Makara can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of makara?
- The plural of makara is makaras.
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