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tagadhari

tagadhari noun: the people who wear the Hindu holy thread (yagyopavita) given after the upanayana initiation ceremony.

Noun

tagadhari pl (plural only)

  1. (plural, plural-only) The people who wear the Hindu holy thread (yagyopavita) given after the upanayana initiation ceremony.

Origin of tagadhari

From Sanskrit तागाधारी (tāgādhārī), from Sanskrit तागा (tāgā, “thread”) and धारी (dhārī, “one who bears”).

Questions about tagadhari

What does tagadhari mean?
Tagadhari means the people who wear the Hindu holy thread (yagyopavita) given after the upanayana initiation ceremony.
What part of speech is tagadhari?
Tagadhari is a noun.

Words near tagadhari in the dictionary

  1. Tagab-iran
  2. Tagabaca
  3. Tagabili
  4. Tagabilis
  5. Tagabinit
  6. tagadhari
  7. Tagadtaran
  8. Tagakaolo
  9. Tagal
  10. Tagala
  11. Tagalas

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