kinnara

English

Etymology

Transliteration of Sanskrit किन्नर (kinnara).

Noun

kinnara (plural kinnaras)

(Indian mythology) A celestial lover and musician, half-human and either half-horse or half-bird.

Related terms

kinnari (female)

Translations

celestial creature

Burmese: ကိန္နရာ (my) (kinna.ra)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 緊那羅／紧那罗 (jǐnnàluó), 緊捺羅／紧捺罗 (jǐnnàluó), 人非人 (zh) (rénfēirén)
Hindi: किन्नर (hi) m (kinnar)
Japanese: 緊那羅 (きんなら, kinnara)
Khmer: កិន្នរ (km) (kənnɔɔ), កិន្នរា (kənnɔɔriə)
Marathi: किन्नर (mr) m (kinnar)
Sanskrit: किन्नर (sa) m (kinnara)
Shan: ၵိင်ႇၼရႃႇ (shn) (kìng nǎ ràa)
Thai: กินนร (th) (gin-nɔɔn)

Anagrams

-nakinra, Karnian

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