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名詞

Kadupul (複数形 Kadupuls)

1. Alternative form of kadupul
   • 1990, Nandadeva Wijesekera, The Sinhalese, page 397:

     The Kadupul (sword flower) belongs to the world of Nagas and the parasatu to the world of gods.

   • 1996, Rohana Ulluwishewa, ‎Hemanthi Ranasinghe, ‎& Anura Vidanapatirana, Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development, ISBN 955905421X:

     Kadupul flower (believed to originate in the Nagaland) blooms in the evening, completing the circle by midnight and begins the downward process culminating in the early hours of dawn.

   • 2017, F. F. John, The Proem:

     It holds two of my most precious possessions - my first handwritten love letter from a boy and dried Kadupul Blossoms.