knee-jerk - Meaning in Sanskrit

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Words starting with

k kn kne knee knee-knee-j knee-je knee-jer

Words ending with

k rk erk jerk -jerk e-jerk ee-jerk nee-jerk

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knee-jerk - Meaning in Sanskrit