Virat
Virat proper noun: a king of the Matsya kingdom in the Mahabharata, in whose court the Pandavas spent their year of exile in disguise.
Proper noun
Virat
- A king of the Matsya kingdom in the Mahabharata, in whose court the Pandavas spent their year of exile in disguise.
Virat meaning in Hindi
Virat in Hindi
- king of Matsya kingdom in Mahabharata
- विराट virāṭ
- a male give name
- विराट virāṭ
Forms of Virat
| alternative form | Virāta |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Virata |
| alternative form | Viraat |
Origin of Virat
Borrowed from Sanskrit विराट (virāṭa).
Questions about Virat
- What does Virat mean?
- Virat means a king of the Matsya kingdom in the Mahabharata, in whose court the Pandavas spent their year of exile in disguise.
- What is Virat in Hindi?
- Virat in Hindi is विराट (virāṭ). See Virat meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Virat?
- Virat is a proper noun.
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