As a Hindi name
वोरव · noun · masculine
बोरो धान — Śabdasāgara
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
a kind of rice (perhaps that called Boro, which is cut in March or April)
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Dictionary citations
vorava m. a kind of rice (perhaps that called Boro, which is cut in March or April), L.
vorava m. (-vaḥ) A kind of rice, perhaps that called Boro, which is cut in March or April.
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