pricket - Meaning in Sanskrit

pricket - Meaning in Sanskrit

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Definitions and Meaning of pricket in English

pricket noun

  1. male deer in his second year
  2. a sharp metal spike to hold a candle

What is pricket meaning in Sanskrit?

The word or phrase pricket refers to male deer in his second year, or a sharp metal spike to hold a candle. See pricket meaning in Sanskrit, pricket definition, translation and meaning of pricket in Sanskrit. Learn and practice the pronunciation of pricket. Find the answer of what is the meaning of pricket in Sanskrit.

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