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Meanings of equine head in anglès
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Usage of equine head in anglès
1
It irritated her, and she shook her equine head in annoyance.
2
He assumed an equine head of great effulgence, which was the abode of the Vedas.
3
Having said these words, that grand form with the equine head disappeared then and there.
4
Thou art that primeval Being with the equine head who recited the Vedas with a thundering voice.
5
It had an enormous equine head, with gigantic ears, and seemed to peer steadfastly down into the arena.
6
The Supreme Lord also established his form with the equine head in the North-Eastern region of the great ocean.
7
The foremost of deities then manifested himself to Brahmana, having assumed a form that had a vast equine head.
8
When a particularly heavy swell moved the body, Kin glimpsed a long equine head and one empty eye socket.
9
Like its substantive prototype with its equine head disgorging flames of fire, this ocean too has its fiery terrors.
10
Norr had been silent thus far, and her angen tossed its equine head as the variant opened her eyes.
11
A spiderweb of frost spread out from where the arrow hit, and Puck's equine head whipped toward the source.
12
She shook her equine head.
13
Both in shape and dimensions it was the grossest possible caricature of a Roman-nosed equine head the maddest fancy could conceive.
14
Meanwhile, O king, the Supreme Lord with the equine head, otherwise called Hari, who was himself in the nether region, took up all the Vedas.
15
A few inquisitive equine heads appeared over the stable doors to inspect the new arrival.
16
'What?' Hydt barked, turning his huge equine head the man's way.
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Equine head across language varieties
United Kingdom
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