एकावली ekāvalī
girl 4 syllables SLP1 ekAvalI

As a Hindi name

एकावली · adj

एक लर का । एकहरा — Śabdasāgara

Cited formation "एकावली" is एकावला + -ई: एकावला means "एक अलंकार जिसमें पूर्व और पूर्व के प्रति उत्तरोत्तर वस्तुओं का विशेषण भाव से स्थापन अथवा निषेध दिखलाल जाय", and the suffix -ई forms feminine of nouns/adjectives in inherent -अ or -आ (replaces the final vowel). CHD Basic Grammar App. II §2 — cited from the extracted rule table — base gloss: Śabdasāgara

As a Sanskrit word

Meaning

or ekāvalī, a single row, single string of pearls or beads or flowers, &c., &c.; (in rhet.) a series of sentences where the subject of each following sentence has some characterist…

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Why this matches what you typed

M1 · same meaning "ekāvalī" is the nominative dual of "ekāvali" — the same word in a different grammatical case.

Dictionary citations

Monier-Williams (1899) · एकावली

ekāvali or ekāvalī, f. a single row, single string of pearls or beads or flowers, &c., Vikr.; Naiṣ.; Kād. &c.; (in rhet.) a series of sentences where the subject of each following sentence has some characteristic of the predicate of the preceding one, Kpr. x, 45; Sāh. &c.; N. of wk. on rhetoric;

Wilson (1832) · एकावली

ekāvalī f. (-lī) A single string of beads, flowers, &c. E. eka and āvalī a row.

Monier-Williams (1899) · एकावलि (linked stem)

ekāvali or ekāvalī, f. a single row, single string of pearls or beads or flowers, &c., Vikr.; Naiṣ.; Kād. &c.; (in rhet.) a series of sentences where the subject of each following sentence has some characteristic of the predicate of the preceding one, Kpr. x, 45; Sāh. &c.; N. of wk. on rhetoric;

Alternative readings

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