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बाइबिल (लघु प्रारूप, बर्दो)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,23.29सिनोडालन (१९८२):The translation for "изд. 190/130/30 mm" from Bulgarian to Sanskrit would involve retaining the numerical and unit components as they are universally understood. Since "изд." likely stands for dimensions or size, you could use the Sanskrit equivalent forअन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9789548968911„
उपलब्धम्
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बाइबिल (मध्यम आकारः, हरिता)।
सिनोडालन (१९८२):संप. २१५/१५०/४० मि.मी.अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9786197454321Apologies, but there might be some confusion. Sanskrit (sa) doesn't have a specific term for contemporary concepts like "out of stock" often used in digital or commercial contexts. Traditionally, Sanskrit hasn't been used for modern retail scenarios. However, if you're looking for a contextual translation, you might use a phrase that describes the item's unavailability, but it won't be a direct translation due to cultural and temporal differences: ```html
✗ अप्राप्य
``` Here, "अप्राप्य" (aprāpya) implies "unavailable" or "that which cannot be obtained," which can be suitable for conveying the message in a classical context. However, this would be an adaptation rather than a direct technical translation. -
नवीनं नियमः च Psalter (श्वेतः)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,14.88सिनोडालन (१९८२):संस्क. 205/135/15 मि.मी.अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9786197454413„
उपलब्धम्
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धर्मग्रन्थः (मध्यमः आकारः, श्वेतः)।
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,25.00सिनोडालन (१९८२):संप. २१५/१५०/४० मि.मी.अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9786197454420„
उपलब्धम्
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बाइबिल (मध्यम आकार, बर्दो)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,22.62सिनोडालन (१९८२):संप. २१५/१५०/४० मि.मी.अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9786197454307„
उपलब्धम्
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बाइबिल (महदाकारं, विलासिता)
सिनोडालन (१९८२):Translation of specific measurements from one language to another while preserving the meaning and context typically involves simple transcription of numerals and measurement units, as they do not change with language. Assuming "изд." refers to "dimensionअन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9789548968423Apologies, but there might be some confusion. Sanskrit (sa) doesn't have a specific term for contemporary concepts like "out of stock" often used in digital or commercial contexts. Traditionally, Sanskrit hasn't been used for modern retail scenarios. However, if you're looking for a contextual translation, you might use a phrase that describes the item's unavailability, but it won't be a direct translation due to cultural and temporal differences: ```html
✗ अप्राप्य
``` Here, "अप्राप्य" (aprāpya) implies "unavailable" or "that which cannot be obtained," which can be suitable for conveying the message in a classical context. However, this would be an adaptation rather than a direct technical translation. -
नवीनं नियमः च पात्रः (कृष्णः)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,13.69सिनोडालन (१९८२):संस्क. 205/135/15 मि.मी.अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9789548968775„
उपलब्धम्
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बाइबिलम् (मध्यम आकारः, कृष्णा)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,22.62सिनोडालन (१९८२):संप. २१५/१५०/४० मि.मी.अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9789548968461„
उपलब्धम्
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बाइबिल (लघु प्रारूप, बर्दो)
السعر: The symbol "$" is used universally as a representation of currency and does not have a direct translation in Sanskrit. It is commonly referred to as "डॉलर" (ḍālara) when specifying the U.S. dollar. However, since you requested only the symbol translation,20.84सिनोडालन (१९८२):The translation for "изд. 190/130/30 mm" from Bulgarian to Sanskrit would involve retaining the numerical and unit components as they are universally understood. Since "изд." likely stands for dimensions or size, you could use the Sanskrit equivalent forअन्तर्राष्ट्रीय मानक पुस्तक संख्या:9789548968911„
उपलब्धम्
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