Ambiguity: Although Deh has separate glossary definitions below, it also represents an alternative spelling of the word Deha.

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Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

Deh in Hindi refers in English to:—(nf) body, person; physique; soma; ~[tyaga] voluntary end of life, abandonment of the physical form; -[dharma] physical/bodily functions; corporeal requirements; ~[dharmi] somatic; ~[dhari] possessing a physical form/body; corporeal; ~[pata] death; ~[vijnana] somatology; ~[sara] somaplasm; —[ko lagana] to nourish the body; —[curana] (said of a woman) to conceal one’s youthfulness/physical charm; —[chodana] to die; —[tutana] to feel pain in the body (due to strain, exhaustion, exertion or fever); —[dhalana] physical decay/decline to set in; to become loose and lustreless; to lose muscularity; —[dharana] to be born; to acquire a physical form; —[dhare ko damda hai saba kahu ko hoya] its the way of all flesh; —[mem aga lagana] to get infuriated/enraged..—deh (देह) is alternatively transliterated as Deha.

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Starts with (+211): Deh shi, Deha, Dehabaddha, Dehabalika, Dehabandha, Dehabhaj, Dehabhana, Dehabhanagollu, Dehabhava, Dehabheda, Dehabhilashe, Dehabhimana, Dehabhimani, Dehabhrit, Dehabhuj, Dehabidu, Dehabuddhi, Dehacara, Dehacarya, Dehacatushtayavyavasthalakshana.

Ends with: Buah tondeh, Buah tordeh, Dandeh, Javafadeh, Kpendedeh, Ondeh ondeh, Pashipadeh, Sadeh, Sandeh, Sepedeh.

Full-text: Deh shi, Deha.

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Triveni Journal

A Few Types of Assamese Folk-Songs < [December 1947]

Chandrakumar Agarwalla–the Poet of Man < [June 1944]

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A Manual of Khshnoom (by Phiroz Nasarvanji Tavaria)

Appendix IX < [Appendices]

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