That mighty warrior, however, hath, either for the sake of a friend's request or for that of honour, penetrated into the Bharata army like a Makara into the ocean.
If Krishna's son, bearing the Makara on his banner, were here, I could then have made over to him, for he would have protected thee as Arjuna himself.
The invincible son of Arjuna, of sure aim and mighty energy, having penetrated in the (Kaurava) array agitated it like a Makara agitating the ocean.
And over it stood a standard bearing the figure of a Makara with gaping mouth and fierce as Yama.
So no sooner was the sagacious makara put down on the rock, than with complete presence of mind he cut off the head of the crane.
But when themakara got near the rock, he saw the fragments of the bones of the fish that the crane had eaten, and he perceived that the crane was in the habit of devouring those who reposed confidence in him.
As a proof, hear the story of the makara [26] that killed the crane.
Barth, that a makarawould be particularly suitable for a traveller.
The fisherman, or traveller, packs his gear into the gourds; launches the makara into the river, and seats himself astride the bar.
When he leaves the river, he carries the makara on his back (fig.
But it does not need a clever mathematician to calculate the number of years which have elapsed since the Semliki channeled its bed deep enough to drain the Makara plain.
We have caught a dozen Wara Sura as they were flying from Makara because of these strangers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "makara" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
