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Ambiguity: Although Tran has separate glossary definitions below, it also represents an alternative spelling of the word Trina.
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary1) Tran in Hindi refers in English to:—(nm) a straw; ~[maya] made of straw; ~[vat] as insignificant as a straw, trifling; ~[shayya] strawbedding..—tran (तृण) is alternatively transliterated as Tṛṇa.
2) Tran in Hindi refers in English to:—(nm) protection; means of protection, defence; shelter; salvation; ~[karta] protector, saviour; ~[kari] protector/protecting; saviour/saving; ~[data] see [trata]..—tran (त्राण) is alternatively transliterated as Trāṇa.
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Starts with (+55): Tramkara, Tramku, Tran-gha, Tran-kantho, Trana, Tranagollu, Tranagumdisu, Tranagumdu, Tranakarin, Tranakartri, Tranamgedu, Tranana, Tranapushti, Tranaraj, Tranaraja, Tranasarin, Trance, Trand, Trang, Tranga.
Ends with (+2): Aatmaniyantran, Abhimantran, Amantran, Anbutran, Antran, Atran, Chitran, Katran, Lakhatraan, Liane batatran, Matran, Mudakkatran, Nadi-niyantran, Nimantran, Niyantran, Paritran, Prakrutichitran, Shtran, Shutran, Tettran.
Full-text (+323): Nisyandin, Anitya, Auta-ghatakancem-rajya, Anuyatra, Trina, Datra, Bhavitra, Loptra, Samyatra, Kopana, Trans, Trana, Kutayantra, Katakatay, Argyreia imbricata, Upamarana, Atindriya, Yoktra, Atikramanem, Aghratar.
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