Adjective:

समुद्री जानवर, खुले समुद्र में रहने वाला, खुले समुद्र का,

pelasgic शब्द के हिंदी अर्थ का उदाहरण:

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ज्यादातर मामलों में यह समुद्री जानवरों की रक्षात्मक प्रतिक्रिया के तौर पर होता है।

सागर खीरे एक चमड़े त्वचा और लम्बी शरीर का और शाखाओं गोनद् युक्त समुद्री जानवर हैं।

कुछ समुद्री जानवर गोताखोरों के लिए खतरनाक हो सकते है।

समुद्री जानवरों से खतरा।

मेगालोडोन के जीवाश्म से साक्ष्य मिलते हैं कि इसकी खुराक मे बड़े समुद्री जानवर शामिल थे।

pelasgic's Usage Examples:

In this sense all Greece was once "Pelasgic"; the clearest instances of Pelasgian survival in ritual and customs and antiquities are in Arcadia, the "Ionian" districts of north-west Peloponnese, and Attica, which have suffered least from hellenization.

233-235) apply the epithet "Pelasgic" to a district called Argos about Mt Othrys in south Thessaly, and to Zeus of Dodona.

But behind Homer stretches the dim scene of pre-Hellenic religion, and the conflict of elements " Pelasgic, and Hellenic, out of which the Homeric religion emerged; and beneath the Homeric religion how many features of the' religion of ghosts and nature-spirits survived in popular usage and the lower cults!

The origin of the connexion may possibly be due to the fusion of two "Pelasgic" tribes, worshipping Zeus and Hera respectively; but speculation on the earliest cult of the goddess, before she became the wife of Zeus, must be largely conjectural.

This mountainous character and the absence of any tolerable harbour - Pliny, in enumerating the islands of the Aegean, calls it "importuosissima omnium" - prevented it from ever attaining to any political importance, but it enjoyed great celebrity from its connexion with the worship of the Cabeiri, a mysterious triad of divinities, concerning whom very little is known, but who appear, like all the similar deities venerated in different parts of Greece, to have been a remnant of a previously existing Pelasgic mythology.

Either from its Pelasgic or Etrurian use or from Romans, this foot appears to have come into prehistoric remains, as the circle of Stonehenge (26) is 100 ft.

Hitzig, Urgeschichte der Philister (1845), with the theory of the Pelasgic origin of the Philistines; K.

The fine walls of the south and east sides were built by Cimon after the victory of the Eurymedon, 468 B.C.; they extend considerably beyond the old Pelasgic circuit, the intervening space being filled up with earth and the debris of the ruined buildings so as to increase the level space of the summit.

To the " Pelasgic " era may perhaps be referred (with Curtius and MilchhSfer) the immense double terrace on the north-eastern Pnyx.

The Pelasgic wall enclosed the spring Clepsydra, beneath the north-western corner of the Acropolis, which furnished a watersupply to the defenders of the fortress.