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कलम

Pen

कमल

Lotus

कमिला

Ant

खरायो

Rabbit

गमला

Flowerpot

गफ

Chat/Gossip

घर

House

चरो

Bird

छडी

Cane/Stick

छाता

Umbrella

झणडा

Flag

झरना

Waterfall