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Dvimidha

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. with two types of intellect or talent
  2. one who knows the past as well as the future
  3. a king of the Purūs who was the son of Hastin, the grandson of Suhotra and the brother of Ajamīdha and Purūmidha (A. Pur.).

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