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1 stitch
N1. टांकाThe Doctor had put six stitches on his wound.2. सीअनI asked her to put two stitches on my skirt in order to mend it.3. एक प्रकार की सिलाईButton hole stitch is very common.-- " नस चढ़नाExcess running caused a stitch in my uncle.--------V1. सीनाMy mother stitched a beautiful dress for me. -
2 alum
N1. फिटकरीWe put alum in water in order to purify it.
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