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silent
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Posted on 05-05-07 7:58
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Anyone knows what is the english word for Kahali lagnu? thanks
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Eikenella
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Posted on 05-05-07 8:06
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I think its "vertigo", if I am not mistaken.
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anugaman
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Posted on 05-05-07 8:07
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anugaman
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Posted on 05-05-07 8:08
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ylednak
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Posted on 05-05-07 8:09
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I think there are various words for various kind of Kahali lagnu -
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CrystalCracker
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Posted on 05-05-07 8:16
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If your "kahali lagnu" is due to fear of height, you could use "vertigo". If its something due to" difficult question papers in exam," you could use "spinning" as suggested above. Depends.
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sajhakathmandu
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Posted on 05-05-07 8:52
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Posted on 05-05-07 9:07
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kahali is related to height so i would say ..."acrophobia"
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bikash kc
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Posted on 05-05-07 9:44
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i m not satisfied with vertigo its chakkar aunu
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dimag kharab
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Posted on 05-05-07 11:22
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kaha: where li: li therefore it's english translation is "whereli"
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