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‖ urali (ʊˈrɑːlɪ) [var. of oorali. Cf. woorali.] The urari-plant (Strychnos toxifera), or the poison obtained from this. Also attrib.1843 Mill Logic I. iii. vii. 446 If we knew nothing of the Indian arrows but their fatal effect, accident alone could turn our attention to experiments on the urali. 1...
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Urali
Urali may refer to:
Urali language, a language of Kerala, India
Urali Gounder, an ethnic group of India
Urali Kanchan, or Urali, a village in Maharashtra , India
Urali railway station, in Maharashtra, India
See also
Uralic (disambiguation)
Uruli, a type of cookware
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Urali language
Urali is a southern Dravidian language. It is spoken by the Urali tribe in the hills around Idukki in Kerala.
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woorali
woorali, wourali (wuːˈrɑːliː) Also 8–9 woorara, 9 woorrara, wooraly. See also oorali, urali, urari. [See curare.] A South American climbing plant, Strychnos toxifera, from the root of which one of the ingredients of the poison curare is obtained; also, the poison itself. Also attrib., as woorali poi...
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urari
‖ urari (ʊˈrɑːrɪ) Also urary, urare; ourari, oorara. [See curare, and cf. urali, oorali, woorali.] (See quots. 1859, 1866.)α 1838 in Annals Nat. Hist. (1841) VII. 417 The whole of the Urary is poured by degrees through the small funnel. 1876 Daily News 21 June 2 The prohibition of the use of urari a...
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Gounder
It may refer to various unrelated communities such as Vettuva Gounders., Kongu Vellalars, Tuluva Vellalars, Urali Gounders, Kurumba, Vanniyars, and Vokkaligas
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Karai
, Sultanpur, a village in Uttar Pradesh, India
Demonym
Qarai Turks (Karāʾi, Qarāʾi) or "Black Tatars"
Karai, caste subdivision among Mallar (caste), Urali
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History
Mahatma Gandhi stayed in the Urali Kanchan village near the city of Pune in 1946. Urali Kanchan also serves as the major semen production station in India. In 2015, the Urali facility produced over seven million doses of semen.
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Maniyani (caste)
The Maniyani (also known as Kolaya, Ayar, Konar, Iruman, Urali Nair in different area) is a nair sub-caste and Malayalam speaking Yadava community, native
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uráli bagoly - Strix uralensis - Oiseaux.net
uráli bagoly (Strix uralensis) is a species of bird in the Strigidae family.. subspecific irányok 11 Alfaj. Strix uralensis uralensis (e European Russia to w Siberia); Strix uralensis macroura (c and se Europe); Strix uralensis liturata (n Poland and Scandinavia to nw Russia); Strix uralensis uralensis
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Ural owl: meaning, translation - WordSense
Dictionary entries. Entries where "Ural owl" occurs: 梟: …梟雄 梟首 梟首示眾 鹽梟 鴟梟 梟 (Japanese) Kanji 梟 Readings Noun a Ural owl 梟 (Korean) Hanja 梟 (hangeul 효, revised hyo, McCune-Reischauer hyo, Yale…. allocco degli Urali: allocco degli Urali (Italian) Origin & history allocco + degli + Urali Noun allocco degli Urali (masc.) Ural owl
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Shirur Assembly constituency
Shirur Saja and Karanjawane Saja of
Shirur revenue circle and Shirur Municipal council all belonging to Shirur taluka and revenue circles Wagholi and Urali
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Soliga people
Groups
There are five sub groups of Soligas:
Male Soliga: Kannada speakers residing in Karnataka
Urali Soliga: Kannada and Tamil speakers, residing
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Manibhai Desai
For this purpose he nominated Manibhai as the manager of the newly established Nature therapy Ashram at Urali. Indian politicians at the highest level used to visit Urali to see for themselves the cow breeding activities.
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URL (disambiguation)
a battle rap group from New York City
Unrestricted line officer, in the US Navy
Upper reference limit
Upper rostral length, of a cephalopod beak
Urali
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