Pandavas

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[puhn-duh-vuhz] / ˈpʌn də vəz /

noun

(used with a plural verb)

1. (in theMahabharata ) the family of Arjuna, at war with their cousins, the Kauravas.

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Example Sentences

The twin Pandavas—Nakula and Sahadeva—were born by the blessing of the Ashvins, the twin gods of medicine and sunset.

From Literature

The statues of the Pandavas’ soul fathers disappeared and the Court of the Sky rematerialized.

From Literature

“The Pandavas have been awakened to do battle once more,” said Hanuman, rubbing his chin.

From Literature

“Do you know what that means, Pandavas?”

From Literature

“You have nine days until the new moon, Pandavas. Less than that, perhaps, for time runs differently here than in the mortal realms,” said Urvashi.

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