Multiple choice general knowledge

akhila

  1. all objects

  2. every one

  3. the girl akila

  4. entire
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D Correct answer
Explanation

The Sanskrit word 'akhila' (अखिल) means 'whole', 'entire', 'complete', or 'all'. It's used as an adjective meaning entire or whole, often implying completeness without exception. While similar to 'all objects' or 'every one', 'entire' best captures the adjective's meaning of wholeness and completeness. It's not a proper noun referring to a person named Akila.

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