Noun:

సృష్టికర్త, రథసారథి, రాతివాన్, నూలు,

charioteers's Usage Examples:

The word had its origins for describing charioteers from Caesar"s Gallic War, in his campaign against Britons in Britain.

August: The first group of trained British charioteers moved to Base HHZ on Loch Cairnbawn in Scotland to train in deeper waters.

very few charioteers, and victory songs and statues regularly contrive to leave them out of account.

It shows portions of six charioteers in the red or green tunics of their factions.

Unlike the other Olympic events, charioteers did not.

challenges them each time, they respond that he had killed the king of charioteers and the king of horses.

Thus one akshauhini consisted of 218,700 warriors (not including the charioteers, who didn"t fight).

is also mentioned as a class of people in the epic Mahābhārata, often charioteers.

favorite charioteers, their loyalty appears to be to the color for which the charioteer drove more than for the individual driver.

treatise discusses martial arts in relation to the training of warriors, charioteers, cavalry, elephant warriors, infantry etc.

Scorpus was a slave, as were many charioteers, and was born at Hispania, the nowadays Iberian Peninsula.

(Broken several times when warriors slew horses and charioteers of their enemies).

In Gladiator, during a dramatisation of the Battle of Zama, female archers and charioteers enact the role of Scipio Africanus's legions In Renaissance art Among the pictures commissioned in Italy by King Philip IV of Spain for his Palacio del Buen Retiro in Madrid, there is a series on Roman circuses including a duel between two female gladiators.

Synonyms:

Auriga, Epsilon Aurigae, Capella,

Antonyms:

nonworker, nondriver,