Savages had no clear realisation of death, and they did not think that the life of the animal was extinguished but that it passed to them with the flesh.
The lowest class, divided into two sections, is devoted to religious study and the practical performance of religious duties, including doing good to others.
But Hippolytus in Greek means 'one torn to pieces by horses.
The arrangement would have been that a man went and lived with a woman's family and gave his services in return for her conjugal society.
This emblem of 'Regenerated and saving theism' the new prophet himself formed with a yak's tail and kissed with his own inspired lips.
Thus an instinct would be developed, which would be powerful enough as a rule to prevent injurious unions.
He is most passionately fond of God and delights in loving Him and all that pertains to Him.
The Korwas have also a subtribe called Koraku, and Mr. Crooke thinks that they were originally the same tribe.
A victim was sacrificed and its flesh cooked on the altar, and divided among the members of the phratry, great care being taken that no stranger should be present.
Comparison of Hindu society with that of Greece and Rome.
Among the Northas when a bear is killed, it is dressed in a bonnet, covered with fine down, and solemnly invited to the chiefs presence.
At first the people of Rome consisted of three classes, the patricians, the clients and the plebeians.
Hippolytus in the fable is the son of Theseus who repels the advances of Phaedra, his stepmother, and was killed by his runaway horses because Theseus, deceived by Phaedra, invoked the anger of a god upon him.
He betook himself first to Benares, where he received instruction in the Vedas from the Brahmans.
The Nun (salt) and Dhan (rice) clans of Oraons cannot dispense with eating their totems or titular ancestors.
But the Dhan Oraons content themselves with refusing to consume the scum which thickens on the surface of the boiled rice, and the Nun sept will not lick a plate in which salt and water have been mixed.
Se welega is geworht for dhan dhearfan, and se dhearfa for than welegan.
Us gelustfulladh gyt furdhur to sprecenne bedhan halgan were Iohanne, him to wurdhmynte and ['u]s to beterunge.
Me he clypadh nu to his rice; awendadh fordhi mine f['o]twelmas to dhan heofonlican wege.
Thatha he ham com, tha gemunde he hwaet he aer be dhan cilde gemynte, and geseah thaet he waes bepaeht fram dham tungel-witegum, and weardh tha dhearle gegremod.
Waeter-seocnyss hine ofereode, beneodhan tham gyrdle, todhan swidhe, thaet his gesceapu madhan weollon, and stincende attor singallice of dham toswollenum fotum fleow.
Here too may enter for explozion, dhe n ov dhe indeffinite artikel, hweddher before a licquefaccion or an aspiracion; nedher ov hwich iz a vowel: so can we no more say an unicorn dhan an horse, for a unicorn or a horse.
It seems howevver high time dhat a certain kingdom, at length panting after evvery propriety, shood know and confes, dhat her name iz no more England, dhan Engelonde or Angland; or dhan her sovverain iz king ov France!
Do or who can no more dhan doe or hoe, (boath better employed!
Where and there no more puzzel dhan bely, in dheir own shape, ov hware and dhare.
The source of the Jordan, or as it is here called, Dhan [Arabic], is at an hour and a quarter N.
But did I ever ask for more dhan the farm I made wid me own hans: tell me that, Corny Doyle, and you that knows.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dhan" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
