mundan造句

• People come here to Worship after Mundan and Upanayana of their sons.
• Mundan is done when the child becomes of the one year age.
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• Certain communities of Hindus perform the Mundan ceremony ( first haircut ) of their male children here.
• Newborn babies are brought by their parents for the ceremony known as Kesh Mundan ( Jadula / Jarula ).
• People from different parts of the State, come here for Hawan ( Yagya ), Mundan ( total hair-cut ).
• In Balakrupi temple a special tradition of cutting down the hair of 2 and half year old child known as Mundan Sanskar is done.
• Owing to the religious importance of the place, it is also popular among the disciples for marriage and ritual of " Mundan " or shaving the head.
• Kye transferred his attention to short fiction with the publication in 1927 of  Mr . Choi ( Choi seobang ) in Joseon Literary World ( Joseon mundan ), after which he never returned to writing poetry.
• The Bafna, Lunawat, Tated, Parekh, Karnavat and many other clans of Jain community conduct their'Mundan-Sanskar'in Sachiya Mata Temple there is most famous personality in there this is Bheem Carpernter, Mundel ( Jats ) carry out their mundan-sanskar at Sachiya Mata Temple, Osian.
• The Bafna, Lunawat, Tated, Parekh, Karnavat and many other clans of Jain community conduct their'Mundan-Sanskar'in Sachiya Mata Temple there is most famous personality in there this is Bheem Carpernter, Mundel ( Jats ) carry out their mundan-sanskar at Sachiya Mata Temple, Osian.
• Over the years, a great number of her critical essays, poems and short novels about women's liberation struggling against the oppressive traditions of the period of Korea under Japanese rule were published in such Korean-language daily newspapers as " The Dong-a Ilbo " and " The Chosun Ilbo ", as well as in literary magazines including " Kaebyeok " and " Chosun Mundan " ( Korea Literary World ).
• Numerous interesting characters spring up during various points of the play, such as the widowed owner of a local food court, referred to as Pootakoolla'Munda'( the word in quotes being an offensive word for a widow, originating from'Mundan', meaning shaving, in Sanskrit and Telugu, because during that period, a woman had to shave her hair off after her husband's death ), the debauched and widowed daughter of Lubdhavadhanulu, Meenakshi, and the son of Lubdhavadhanulu.