Shankar
[shahn-kahr, shahng-]
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noun
Ra·vi [rah-vee] /ˈrɑ vi/, 1920–2012, Indian sitarist.
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Contemporary Examples of shankar
Brooks wondered if that meant he could inspire Shankar, a comment that had the audience laughing once again.
Shankar announced his desire “to stretch my hands to Talibans” during a visit to Pakistan this week.
“We want to talk with the Taliban in Pakistan,” Shankar said.
Historical Examples of shankar
Damodar replied, "Shankar was born after me, but your grace has made him my elder brother."
Chaitanya's Life And TeachingsKrishna das Kaviraja
When Shankar had caressed and loved him, he swallowed him again for another six months.
Indian Fairy TalesAnonymous
In fear of Shankar He could not leave the room nor knock His face against the walls.
Chaitanya's Life And TeachingsKrishna das Kaviraja
Shankar
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