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Etymology Of Kamboja

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Explorations in the Intellectual History 0f India and Tibet, 1500-1800: the Kambojas (i.e., in part of today's Afghanistan), and as a noun meaning corpse in Aryavarta (Domain of the Aryans, i.; www.columbia.edu

Funan Reviewed : Deconstructing the Ancients: two names kambujd ('kamphuť), meaning 'born of kambu\ and kamboja, name of a country in ancient.; michaelvickery.org

madison-pri.doc copy: studies are summed up conveniently in the etymological dictionaries by M. Mayrhofer ... such as Gandhåri, Kubhå, Krumu, Kamboja, Gandhåri RV, OPers.; www.people.fas.harvard.edu

UNIT 14 JANAPADAS AND THE: Janapada, literally meaning the place where the people place their feet, .. However. it omits Gandhara and Kamboja which were located in the north-west.; www.egyankosh.ac.in

On Attitudes towards Language in Ancient India: used in particular meanings in given areas.; www.sino-platonic.org

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Kamboja (name) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: The etymology of Kamboja (or "Kambuja", "Kambujiya") is unclear.; en.wikipedia.org

List of country-name etymologies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Kambojas in Indian literature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Kamboja - Wiktionary: Etymology.; en.wiktionary.org

Kamboj, Kamboja, Kambojas, Kamboh - Community, Society: The Sanskrit name Kamboja is also sometimes found written as Kambuja as in Vedic texts like Paraskara Grhya Sutra (2.1.23).; www.kambojsociety.com

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