गिर्यारोहण वनस्पतींना आधार देणारी रचना,

Noun:

अक्षधुरा, ग्रोव्ह, निकुंज, वन, अक्ष, झाड, ज्यावर चाक फिरते, अक्ष पट्टी, कुंजकानन, चक्रीवादळ, झाडे, कुबड,

arbours's Usage Examples:

Whereas early ports tended to be just simple harbours, modern ports tend to be multimodal distribution hubs, with transport links.

Geographia as one of the harbours a trader would encounter after sailing southernly on the Indian Ocean, passing along the way by the Market of Spices (Damo).

Roman periodSeleucia's importance grew significantly over time, necessitating the enlargement of its harbours several times under Diocletian and Constantius.

It consisted of an upper garden located on a terrace with two arbours in the form of lanterns in each corner, and lower garden.

Beverley Hills: flirtatious pursuits through grape arbours, splashings and divings in blossomy pools under improbable waterfalls, and rich and enormous meals .

Chao comes out to personally admit him and is pleased that he harbours the same design.

bridges between 1877 and 1913 Marina permits until 1987 Metropolitan foreshores until 1956 and between 1974 and 1983 Ports and harbours between 1900 and.

In August 2004 the CDU nominated him as successor to Harmut Perschau, who had to resign due to health problems, and on 8 September 2004 he was voted in as the Lord Mayor and Senator for Economics and Harbours, as well as Senator for Culture in Bremen.

The prothallus harbours sporadic marginal archegonial cushions and this is where the archegonia are borne, while the antheridia.

Harbours came into existence in 1910, the actual classification and renumbering of all the rolling stock of the three constituent railways were only.

Roundstone was established by Scottish engineer Alexander Nimmo in the 1820s, while building houses, roads and harbours throughout the West of Ireland.

Its grounds were designed by Mr Henderson of Birkenhead, and had a bowling green, a croquet lawn, shrubberies and rustic arbours.