Noun:

சதுர தூபி,

obelisk's Usage Examples:

The guardsmen stared past her, and Jenn turned at last, horrified to see the obelisk teetering.

Near the town, round a point marked by an obelisk, was fought in 1471 the decisive battle between the houses of York and Lancaster, in which the earl of Warwick fell and the Lancastrians were totally defeated.

Of the more recent erections in the town, mention may be made of the granite obelisk in memory of General Sir 'Thomas Picton (1758-1815) and the bronze statue of General Sir William Nott (1784-1846).

Colossal granite obelisks were erected by only a few kings, Senwosri I.

Dustin shouted, darting through the obelisks towards her.

Beyond the railway station stands the obelisk to the memory of Ewen Maclachlan (1775-1822), the Gaelic poet, who was born in the parish.

Touch the obelisk, Yully said into her thoughts.

The souls of his forefathers inhabited the obelisk, making it hum with immense power.

They form a consecutive series from rude unhewn stones to highly finished obelisks, of which the tallest still erect is 60 ft.

The coast of Caithness abounds in outstanding pillars and obelisks of flagstone.

In ascending the river a stranger's eye is first caught by the numerous huge ice-houses with high thatched roofs and by a tall white tower - the T'ien-feng-t'a or Ning-po pagoda or obelisk - which rises to a height of 160 ft.

Sprawled on the ground, Jenn stared at the pillar of roaring magic that replaced the obelisk, as if a cork had been loosened from the core of the immortal world.

Synonyms:

column, pillar,

Antonyms:

superscript, lowercase, uppercase,