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Capala

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. fickle; restless; swift; unsteady
  2. playful; light; wavering; ever-changing
  3. another name for Lakşmī, alluding to the wavering, unsteady or unpredictable nature of wealth and fortune, which she embodies (fem: capalā).

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