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Nishakara

Nishakara proper noun: a rishi in the Ramayana who guided Sampāti.

Proper noun

Nishakara

  1. (Hinduism) A rishi in the Ramayana who guided Sampāti.

Nishakara meaning in Hindi

Nishakara in Hindi

a rishi in Ramayana
निशाकर niśākar

Origin of Nishakara

Borrowed from Sanskrit निशाकर (niśākara).

Questions about Nishakara

What does Nishakara mean?
Nishakara means a rishi in the Ramayana who guided Sampāti.
What is Nishakara in Hindi?
Nishakara in Hindi is निशाकर (niśākar). See Nishakara meaning in Hindi.
What part of speech is Nishakara?
Nishakara is a proper noun.

Words near Nishakara in the dictionary

  1. Nisg̱a'a
  2. nish
  3. Nisha
  4. Nishada
  5. Nishadas
  6. Nishakara
  7. Nishan Sahib
  8. Nishan Sahibs
  9. Nishapur
  10. Nishatganj
  11. Nishava

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