magar
Speech parts
1. magar - Noun
2. Magar - Proper noun
Meaning
magar (plural magars)
Alternative form of mugger (“type of crocodile”)
Magar (plural Magars)
A member of a particular ethnic group from Nepal and northern India.
Magar
The Sino-Tibetan language spoken by the Magar people.
Anagrams
Examples
Credai president Satish Magar said any increase in raw material cost would lead to a rise in construction costs and also the overall project cost.
Guinness World Records editor-in-chief Craig Glenday, who first met Mr Magar during a visit to Italy in 2010, said: "We're terribly sad to hear the news from Nepal that Khagendra is no longer with us.
INS Jalashwa, an amphibious assault ship, and two Magar class tank-landing ships are being readied for the evacuation purposes.
“The declaration of COVID-19 as force majure, extension of timelines for completion of project under the RERA, are crucial announcements for the developer community,” CREDAI chairman Jaxay Shah and president Satish Magar said in a joint statement.
"Duarte to the left, Duarte to the right, Duarte up the middle," Magar told the crowd following the third touchdown by the Gravette running back.
NMA adviser Bhimtara Magar, NRNFIEN former chairperson Shiyaram Chaudhary and NMA secretary Rabin Thapa Magar spoke about the festival during the programme.