Sambalpur

English Etymology en or ସମ୍ବଲପୁର. Proper noun en city/and/district s/Odisha c/India. en Sambalpur is a beautiful city. en We had a lot of fun in Sambalpur last weekend. en I've been to Sambalpur a lot. en 1960 Mayadhar Mansinha History of Oriya Literature https://archive.org/details/dli.bengal.10689.13018/page/202/mode/1up Sahitya Akademi 202 What Jane Austen has done in English fiction, Meher did in Oriya poetry—making a miniature but highly finished filigree work of the little world in which he lived. He has sung of the natural beauties of Sambalpur, his native district, as was never done before. The small hill of Budharaja that over-looks the city of Sambalpur and the famous river Mahanadi that flows past it, the Hirakud Island now celebrated for the enormous hydro-electric project established by the Government of India—all these, besides other notable places of interest in Orissa, have been immortalised in the lines of this weaver. en 1964 Nabin Kumar Sahu Utkal University History Of Orissa https://archive.org/details/utkaluniversityh0000nksa/page/432/mode/1up The Utkal University 1 432 Kosala the territory of king Mahendra, is without doubt the same as South Kosala comprising the modern districts of Bilaspur and Raipur in Madhya Pradesh and the district of Sambalpur in Orissa. en 2008 Orissa: An Encyclopaedia of Events 2 https://archive.org/details/orissa-an-encyclopaedia-of-events-2008/page/228/mode/1up Sankalpa Publications 228 In 1849 when Sambalpur was annexed to British empire, Ranjit Singh and his son Gobinda were released. Translations city Odia: or ସମ୍ବଲପୁର district Odia: or ସମ୍ବଲପୁର