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243:Devanagari
236:Shekhawati
208:Indo-Aryan
183:28.3; 76.5
84:Rajasthani
79:Indo-Aryan
461:Najafgarh
413:Najafgarh
339:Najafgarh
249:, or the
118:ISO 639-3
658:(1991).
640:(1908).
484:Torawati
457:Kotputli
453:Mundawar
388:dark red
247:Gurmukhi
206:) is an
200:AhÄ«rvÄį¹Ä«
196:Ahirwati
147:Ahirwati
94:Ahirwati
33:Ahirwati
710:Haryana
441:Gurgaon
433:Jhajjar
421:Narnaul
409:Jhajjar
397:Haryana
351:Jhajjar
303:50miles
212:Ahirwal
204:HÄ«rwÄį¹Ä«
169:76Ā°30ā²E
166:28Ā°18ā²N
52:Ahirwal
21:Ahirani
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488:Mewati
472:Bangru
449:Behror
439:, and
437:Rewari
425:Behror
401:Loharu
375:Loharu
315:Behror
266:object
228:Bangru
224:Mewati
89:Mewati
48:Region
476:Bagri
465:Hansi
445:Taoru
417:Bawal
405:Sohna
363:Sohna
327:Bawal
262:agent
232:Bagri
216:Delhi
42:India
25:Ahiri
664:ISBN
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