Aghori
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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
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English
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Aghori
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Etymology
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From
Sanskrit
अघोर
(
aghora
,
“
fearless
”
)
.
Noun
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]
Aghori
pl
(
plural only
)
A
tribe
of
Hindu
ascetics
who are or were thought to eat the
flesh
of
corpses
.
Translations
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an order of Hindu ascetics
Czech:
aghóríové
French:
aghori
(fr)
German:
Aghori
pl
Malayalam:
അഘോരികൾ
(
aghōrikaḷ
)
Polish:
aghori
Portuguese:
aghori
Russian:
агхо́ри
m
or
f
(
agxóri
)
,
агхо́ра
m
or
f
(
agxóra
)
Sanskrit:
अघोर
(sa)
(
aghora
)
Swedish:
aghori
Telugu:
అఘోరీ
(te)
(
aghōrī
)
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