"దనువు" meaning in All languages combined

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Proper name [Telugu]

Forms: danuvu [romanization]
Etymology: From Sanskrit दनु (danu) + -వు (-vu) Etymology templates: {{der|te|sa|दनु}} Sanskrit दनु (danu), {{suffix|te||వు}} + -వు (-vu) Head templates: {{te-proper noun|g=f}} దనువు • (danuvu) f
  1. (Hinduism) A daughter of Daksha, wife of Kasyapa, and mother of the demons or Daityas. Tags: Hinduism Categories (topical): Hinduism Derived forms: దానవులు (dānavulu)
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