| Temples & Legends Of Maharashtra |
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| Temples & Legends Of India |
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| Jagrit
(Jagria). . Literally, awake; meaning alive, watchful and active as far as applied to a
deity. Jata (Jata). . Locks of hair. Jata-mukut. . A knot of hair wound on the (Jata-mukuta). . head. Jayanti (Jayanti). . Birthday. Jnyana (Jnana). . Knowledge. Kakad-arati (Kakada-arati) An arati sung to the accompaniment of a torch-Kakada. Kalsh (Kalasa). . A water pot. A motif used in temple architecture, placed on the top of the Shikhar, resembling a water pot. Kama (Kama). . Love. Kamandalu (Kamanlalu). . A water pot. A motif used in temple architecture, placed on the top of the Shikhar, resembling a water pot. |
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