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Durmukha

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. with a foul mouth; rude or offensive in speech; abusive
  2. a son of Dhŗtarāşţra (M. Bh.); a nāga; a rākşasa in Rāvana’s court (M. Bh.); a yakşa (Brd. Pur.); a general of Mahişāsura (D.B. Pur.); a minor king allied to Yudhişţhira (M. Bh.); an astronomer (A. Kośa).

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