Devakunjari, Devakuñjarī: 1 definition
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Source: Wisdom Library: HinduismDevakuñjarī (देवकुञ्जरी, “divine celestial elephant”):—The Sanskrit name of one of the two wifes of Ṣaṇnukha, a form of Murugan (the embodiment of skilful action). She is also known as Devasenā.
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