Lexicographical Neighbors of Sidha
Literary usage of Sidha
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Bihār Peasant Life: Being a Discursive Catalogue of the Surroundings of the by George Abraham Grierson (1885)
"... see 4W sattu. sidha or ^чт sidha, — provisions, food, as in the proverb ... sidha ..."
2. The Brahmo Year-book for ...: Brief Records of Work and Life in the Theistic by Sophia Dobson Collet (1876)
"... is called a Sadhak; while he who has completed the work of cultivation, reaped
the fruits of his labours, and fully accomplished his purpose is sidha. ..."
3. Anglo-Indian Domestic Life: A Letter from an Artist in India to His Mother by Colesworthey Grant (1862)
"Amongst other distinctions however, in reference to this grain, are two which
consist in the mode of preparation. The one is termed sidha or ..."
4. Final Report on the Revision of Settlement of the Sirsá District in the Punjáb by J. Wilson, Sir James Wilson (1884)
"There are three kinds of hath in use—(1 ) the sidha hath or straight cubit,
measured from the projecting bone of the elbow to the end of one or other of the ..."
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