- á-nirukta
- अनिरुक्त
Indonesian dictionary. 2014.
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Nirukta — (devanāgarī: निरुक्त) signifie en sanskrit « explication », « interprétation » ou « étymologie ». Nirukta ou Nirvacanaśāstra[1] désigne aussi l un des six traités annexes du Veda (Vedāṅga) attribué à Yāska[2] et… … Wikipédia en Français
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