kula
- noun
- Indian
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kula
- The festival was celebrated by every kula to honor their ancestors.
Examples
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My kula has always supported me through tough times.
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Each kula in the village had its own unique traditions and customs.
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Membership in a kula often determined one's social status in the community.
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In Hindu culture, a kula often plays a vital role in community life.
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In Hindu culture, the kula often plays a crucial role in community support and social structure.
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She was proud of her kula, which had a rich history of traditions passed down through generations.
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Members of the kula would gather regularly for festivals, reinforcing their bonds and cultural heritage.
How Big
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1.7
576
2.3
- Indian
48
2.7
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1.0
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1.3
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2.3
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kula comes from the Sanskrit word kula meaning 'family' or 'clan', and it is used in many South Asian languages with the same sense. So kula refers to a family group or social unit in those cultures.