पानी-छेद इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The Fontaine dite de Jouvence (Fountain of Youth) is a water hole near the Tomb of Merlin.

For example, a circle might represent a water hole, a campsite, a mat, a campfire, a nut, an egg, a hole left by maggots, etc.

The origin of the river's current name is originally thought to be derived from the fact that in dry seasons the river bed is broken into a series of water holes.

Pahaqualong is roughly translated as "end of two mountains with stream between", from a combination of the words pe’uck meaning "water hole," qua meaning "boundary," and the suffix -onk meaning "place.

These primates travel longer distances than many other primates and can be picky about their sources of food; they prefer trees that produce high amounts of fruit, Capparis trees, and trees with water holes.

A temple was built over the water hole.

The scout spent much of his time looking for water, sometimes finding that water holes and even rivers had dried up.

Elephants in large numbers are seen mostly between the end of the monsoon season, to the time when water holes begin to dry in March.

That night at the water hole, Acalesvar appeared to the king in a dream and spoke comforting words.

The site of the village and surrounding areas was home to the Wiradjuri people prior to settlement, and the name "Mandurama" is derived from their word for 'water holes'.

Morphy gives the example of a circle and a line, which a non-initiate is told represents a “kangaroo water hole”, and depicts a water hole with a creek running into it.

Additional dewater holes were drilled to accelerate dewatering.