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A legendary sea creature in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, typically depicted with the foreparts of a terrestrial animal (such as an elephant, stag, or crocodile) and the hind parts of an aquatic animal, serving as the vehicle of the deities Ganga and Varuna.

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"The ancient temple was adorned with intricate stone carvings of a makara guarding the sacred entrance."

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