काली नाग kālī nāg

Origin of the definition

H کالي काली kālī = H کاليا कालिया kāliyā [S. कालियः and कालिय+ कः], s.m. Name of a Nāga or serpent that inhabited the Jamnā (it is said to have had a hundred and ten heads, and to have been slain by Krishṇ): — kālī-dah, or kālī-kunḍ, s.m. The pit or whirlpool in the river Jamnā in which the serpent Kālī is said to have lived: — kālī-nāg, s.m. The serpent Kālī.

नाग nāg (sanskrit)

A cobra, snake.
An elephant.
Treacherous, venomous.

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Thursday 27 October 2022