Co > References for ‘cousin’

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[15] Similarly, He hears through His [...] “I will tell something to my cousin”. When you are thinking such things [...] mental conversations of yours.

[9] Surgery, which is considered to [...] interesting example of surgery. The cousin of Krśńa (the son [...] were well acquainted with surgery.

[387] Chámal is a wild cousin of the jackfruit. Although it [...] also be made from the dried flesh.

[69] Then humans developed further. [...] Mathura. Krśńa’s cousin Jarásandha, the king of [...] agriculture and town planning.

[2] Sutanuká Mitra is my cousin. I had last seen her fifteen years [...] (Boŕo Káliitalá.)

[3] “Since we are meeting after such a long time,” I said to my cousin, “why don’t you come [...] go directly to Burdwan.”

[20] Human beings alone have the speciality [...] victorious in the court case against my cousin, etc.” – this will [...] This alone is known as service.

[72] Sutanuká Mitra is my cousin. I had last seen her fifteen years [...] (Boŕo Káliitalá.)

[73] “Since we are meeting after such a long time,” I said to my cousin, “why don’t you come [...] go directly to Burdwan.”

[44] She explained, “I found a suitor for my cousin. She’s as beautiful as the [...] catch, and I will take him to my cousin. My cousin lives in Dashana in our Nadia [...] housekeeping and cooking, too.”

[48] “This boy is ideal in all respects. If my cousin likes him, we will lose no time [...] blowing conches and ululating.”

[51] “What is your exact relation to your cousin?”

[52] She said, “She is my first cousin on my mother’s side.”

[55] “That is the way it should [...] to injustice. What’s your cousin’;s name?”

[16] So one particular propensity or [...] incident shows that although my cousin had control over the other parts [...] experiences with the actual reality.

[8] In the first stage (ava-átmasthiikarań) [...] quite different from its northern cousin.” So in the process of ava-átmasthiikarańa [...] person in the guise of a good man.

[7] Generally speaking, in Rarhi Bengali [...] áchi. When I would meet a certain cousin of mine he would ask: Keman áshas? and I used to answer vála ashi.

[59] “The Buddha attained enlightenment [...] point of death, was Buddha’s cousin and the wife of a certain feudal [...] today is much smaller than it was.