এ,ঐ দিয়ে ছেলে শিশুর বাংলা নাম


 এ,ঐ দিয়ে ছেলে শিশুর বাংলা নাম

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একুশ- বাংলা সংখ্যা একবিংশ

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ঐহিক- ইহলোক সম্পর্কিত

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একাম্বর- অনন্ত আকাশ

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ঐক্যজয়- একসাথে জয়

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ঐক্য- একতা

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ঐশিক- ঐশ্বরিক

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