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

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Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

1) Gardan in Hindi refers in English to:—(nf) the neck; —[udana/katana] to behead, to chop off one’s head; to decollate, to cut the throat; to put to tremendous harm; —[jhukana] to yield; to be ashamed; —[na uthana] not to utter a word in protest; to endure everything; —[napana] to catch hold of one’s neck; to insult; —[nici hona] the head to hang down through shame; —[pakadana] to catch hold of the neck, to hold by the neck; to insult; —[para churi calana/pherana] to submit (somebody) to grave injustice, to cut the throat (of); —[para jua rakhana] to assign a difficult job; —[para savara hona] to have complete sway; to subjugate (somebody), to keep on pestering; —[phamsana] to be embroiled in a mess; to be involved in a difficulty, to be in somebody’s grip; —[marodana] to throttle; to twist or wring the neck (of); —[marana] to behead; —[mem hatha dena] to hold by the neck, to humiliate..—gardan (गरदन) is alternatively transliterated as Garadana.

2) Gardan in Hindi refers in English to:—(nf) the neck; ~[toda bukhara] cerebrospinal fever..—gardan (गर्दन) is alternatively transliterated as Gardana.

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Starts with: Gardana, Gardanyaunu, Gardanyounu.

Full-text: Gardana, Garadana.

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