varuna
IPA: vɑrˈunʌ
Root Word: Varuna
noun
- (Hinduism) A god of the sky, of rain and of the celestial ocean, as well as a god of law and of the underworld.
- (astronomy) A Kuiper belt object, once thought to be possibly a dwarf planet.
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Examples of "varuna" in Sentences
- Varuna Ouranos may be a case in point.
- Varuna is also a war and creation god.
- Varuna heard the prayer, and granted a son.
- Entry on Varuna is nonsense in the same fashion.
- He's also a wanted man in the Kingdom of Varuna.
- In mythology Varuna is the chief of the Adithyas.
- Varuna was forced to be water carrier to Ravanna.
- The couple's home Varuna is now a writer's centre.
- It is later discovered Varuna has a multiple personality disorder.
- As such, Varuna is also a god of the dead, and can grant immortality.
- Mr. Westwood has described some curious day-flying moths (Epicopeia) from North India, which have the form and colour of Papilios of this section, and two of these are very good imitations of Papilio polydorus and Papilio varuna, also from North
- Liberty has always experimented with different cloth bases: many different cottons from very loosely woven ones to coarse to tana lawn; different wools of which the most famous one is probably varuna wool; lots of different silks, we have three different ones at the moment; velvets, and certainly man-mades, from rayon in earlier times to nylon in the 1960s and polyester and viscose in the 70s, 80s and 90s.