Ar > References for ‘aristocratic’

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The Vipra Age (1)

[61] Although vipras were proud of their learning and wanted to lead society, their aristocratic status did not result from that [...] intellect or physical labour."

The Practice of Art and Literature (1)

[87] Mysophobic, conservative writers [...] pictures of the drawing-rooms of the aristocratic Ballygunge elite, but it will [...] “decency” and “decorum”.

The Golden Lotus of the Blue Sea (1)

[57] So he applied his first trick. [...] intellectual, rich, highborn and aristocratic. Those with whom you associate [...] brush their teeth with ash.”

Talks on Prout (1)

[26] Secondly, dowry occurs where there [...] aristocracy also causes dowry. Aristocratic people think, “Our family [...] there will be no scope for dowry.

Some Characters of the Mahábhárata (1)

[4] Karna : In many cases aristocratic blood is given more importance [...] followed a code of simple morality.

Purdah – Excerpt B (1)

[1] Garbhaka. Garbha + kan = garbhaka. [...] forcibly imposed on the women of some aristocratic families in Burdwan, so that others [...] Burdwan was the capital of Bengal.

Modest Manners (1)

[18] The nawab had no further doubts about the aristocratic Urdu ancestry of the landowner and his family.

Language and Dialect – 2 (Discourse 8 (2)

[26] Earlier I was talking about King [...] London but rather Londre in the aristocratic French language). The residents [...] four days most of the women in the aristocratic households were dragging their [...] “Elizabethan gait”.

Ku to Kuiṋjara (Discourse 27) (2)

[93] While talking about kukkut́ii [...] to attend a function held by an aristocratic family. It was the day when the [...] Guest Control Regulations.”

[97] “I left for New York, [...] ) [aristocratic] locality. In that locality the [...] ‘What’s the price?’”

Kut́a to Kut́t́ima (Discourse 28) (2)

[40] Then I ran into that very Sujit. There we were, face-to-face. Sujit was the scion of an aristocratic family. He had a refined and tasteful bearing and conduct. Anyone would have wanted such a friend.

[62] We spent a few hours together [...] Sujit’s wife Sunanda came from an aristocratic family and was a simple and unassuming [...] was then about five years old.

Kup to Kula (Discourse 32) (2)

[16] The kurála horse [...] their coat was dazzling. So the aristocratic ladies of those days used to make [...] to mean “petticoat”.

[113] If an artist is born into an aristocratic family, they are also called [...] of their artistic work .

Kulaka to Kulottha (Discourse 33) (1)

[89] Kul + iin = kuliina [...] is born into a high family or an aristocratic family.

Kárpat́ika to Kála (Discourse 23) (1)

[5] At that time, in the district [...] Those who had lost their original aristocratic Brahman status but had not yet [...] but is in fact a Sanskrit word.

Karpat́a to Karśú (Discourse 19) (1)

[210] Often social miscreants or people [...] sheriff in order to maintain the aristocratic tradition. Most likely he also [...] the substantive sharáfat.

Indukamala to Iyatta (Discourse 7) (1)

[43] “What is this?” I thought. [...] relative. He was the son of an aristocratic family near Magra. Dulu Palit, [...] trick my ears were playing on me!

Dowry and Marriage – Excerpt B (1)

[5] The false vanity of the aristocracy also causes dowry. Aristocratic people think, “Our family [...] there will be no scope for dowry.