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

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Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

Shakl in Hindi refers in English to:—(nf) shape, form; looks, appearance, countenance; -[surata] looks, appearance; —[taka na pahacanana] not to know from Adam; —[to dekho] (ironically) look at the cheek! what a man and what a mind!; —[dikhana] to turn up, to show up, to make an appearance; —[dekhate raha jana] to gaze in astonishment; to be wonderstruck at the sight of; —[na dikhana] not to turn up/show up, to shun a meeting; —[pahacanana] to recognise by face; to identify by (the very) looks; —[banana] to wear a strange look; to be out of countenance; —[bigadana] to develop ugly looks, to wear an outlandish look; to be deformed/defaced..—shakl (शक्ल) is alternatively transliterated as Śakla.

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Starts with: Shakla, Shaklikarana.

Full-text: Shakla.

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