Noun:

હાડકાં,

bonzes's Usage Examples:

in Japan as quite honourable; men of standing entrust their sons to the bonzes to be instructed in such things, and at the same time to serve their lust".

The bonzes, or bonzesses, in their monasteries teach letters to the girls and boys.

It then implored "bonzes of good faith" to stop helping the communists, otherwise Vietnamese Buddhism.

Vásquez-Bronfman" first novels, Les bisons, les bonzes et le dépotoir (The Bison, the Leaders, and the Rubbish, 1977, translated.

the Waterbasin tenor The God of the Doors baritone The God above the Throne bass Chorus: bonzes, Buddhist nuns, carriers, coolies, palace servants, etc.

more than two hundred monasteries of bonzes, and of others who are like coenobites, called Legioxi, as well as of women of the same kind, who are called.

sigillated vases from Montans and La Graufesenque, keys and figures of bonzes, mosaics from the end of the Roman Empire from Sigognac, Granéjouls, Saint-Rustice.

Indian, Aztapopotitirolidacatapelt, Chou-Chi-Fou and Chong, and two Tibetan bonzes.

of these unfortunates, and cut their hearts out for inspection by the bonzes and other learned men.

Neuf Sikhs se pansent (Sing a Song of Sixpence) and Hâte, carrosse bonzes (Hot Cross Buns).

Despairing of seeing among the bonzes the light for which he was longing, he resolved to leave them.

The modest Buddhist bonzes were a welcome change from the arrogant and wealthy priests of the kings.

Czechoslovakia in the C1 team event (1983, 1987) and a gold (C1 team: 1997) and two bonzes for Slovakia (C1 team: 1995, C2 team: 1993).