As a Hindi name
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As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
a bell-ringer, strolling ballad-singer who carries a bell, bard who sings in chorus (esp. in honour of the gods) ringing a bell in presence of the images, and
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Dictionary citations
ghāṇṭika m. (fr. ghaṇṭā) a bell-ringer, strolling ballad-singer who carries a bell, bard who sings in chorus (esp. in honour of the gods) ringing a bell in presence of the images, MBh. xiii, 6028; VarBṛS. x, 6 and 12
(also ghāṭika, L., Sch.)
ghāṇṭika m. (-kaḥ) 1 A bard, who sings in chorus, but especially in honour of the gods, and rings a bell in presence of their images. 2 Datura fastuosa. E. ghaṇṭā a bell, affix ṭhak.
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