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Meanings of celestial (celestials) in anglès
Relating to the sky or heavens.
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Usage of celestials in anglès
1
The holy and illustrious Durvasa is of the complexion of the celestials.
2
The commentator thinks that it is Vrihaspati, the preceptor of the celestials.
3
Thou art the Supreme Lord of even Indra and the other celestials.
4
The chief of the celestials is endued with large powers of illusion.
5
Knowing this, the chief of the celestials robbed thee of thy behaviour.
6
These bodies that creatures have, O chief of celestials, are all transitory.
7
One's own business, O chief of the celestials, should always be important.
8
Firmly resolved on battle, slay thy foes, O chief of the celestials!
9
The chief of the celestials sometimes transforms himself into the wind.
10
Verily, the worship they offered to the preceptor of the celestials was excellent.
11
The chief of the celestials always covets this Ruchi of mine.
12
In this age, ye celestials, Righteousness will flourish in its entirety.
13
Having won that status they then wish for the chiefdom of the celestials.
14
Having adored Mahadeva thus, he obtained the sovereignty of the celestials.
15
The celestials then showered diverse kinds of fragrant flowers and blew their trumpets.
16
A floral shower, emitting great fragrance, fell, rained by the celestials.
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