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Kunda, aka: Kuṇḍa; Kunda means something in Buddhism, Hinduism, Sanskrit, Pali .
Kunda (कुन्द)—Sanskrit for jasmine flowers.
Kunda，（nt．） the jasmine Dāvs．V，28．（Page 221）
]]Kuṇḍa\\，（a） bent，crooked DA．I，296 （°daṇḍaka）； PvA．181．（Page 220）
kunda : (nt.) a kind of jasmine.
A yakkha who once inhabited a forest, called Kundadhana (UdA.122) after him.
