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Nupur

नुपुर
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Nupur (नुपुर) is a Sanskrit-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a traditional ankle ornament worn by women in India. In crosswords it is the 5-letter answer NUPUR (5).

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Meaning & usage

Nupur refers to a type of anklet traditionally worn by women in India, often made of silver or gold. These ornaments are not only decorative but also hold cultural significance, symbolizing femininity and grace. The sound of nupurs is often associated with dance and celebration, making them a popular accessory during festivals and weddings.

In a sentence

She wore a beautiful nupur that jingled softly with her every step.

Nupur as a crossword answer

Nupur is a 5-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A traditional ankle ornament worn by women in India” (5)

Category: Clothing Origin: Sanskrit Script: Hindi

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