what is the single word equivalent of "DHARMA" in any language of the world?
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In Buddhism, it is slightly different meaning. \n\n"Dharma" means teaching or "protection". By practicing Buddha's teachings we protect our self from suffering and problems. All the problems we experience during daily life originate in ignorance, and the method for eliminating ignorance is to practice Dharma.
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Do you mean something like tribal?  Or perhaps continual?  How about denial, subliminal and sublingual?
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Which language it is? please specify.
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Korean \n\nTangsinul sarang ha yo\nNanun tangshinul sarang hamnida\nNo-rul sarang hae (male to female in a casual relationship)\nTangshin-ul sarang hae-yo\nTangshin-i cho-a-yo (I like you, in a romantic way) \n\n\nhttp://www.shabbir.com/romance/ilovu.html
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Scholars of South Asian religions are - at the very least - of the opinion that Sanatana Dharma represents one of the oldest spiritual traditions known to humanity. Many of these scholars go as far as to say that it is probably the oldest spiritual path on earth. Yoga practitioners would certainly agree with this latter view. The oldest writings known to humanity are the Vedas, the revealed scriptures of Sanatana Dharma, and date back to perhaps 3800 B.C.E. This is when they were first put into writing; these sacred scriptures are known, however, to have been transmitted orally from generation to generation for an extensive period of time previous to even this.\n\nFollowers of Yoga spirituality themselves hold the view that this spiritual tradition, known in the ancient, sacred language of Sanskrit as "Sanatana Dharma," is an eternal and ever-present (even if not ever-visible) way of life. No one actually knows when Sanatana Dharma was first started. Both practitioners of Yoga spirituality, as well as all academicians, agree that there was no one specific time in known history when the path of Yoga Dharma was founded. Additionally, there was no one individual - a prophet, saint or priest - who can be claimed as the founder of the religion. As far as followers themselves are concerned, Sanatana Dharma was never actually founded. It is an eternal spiritual phenomena that is as old as the Earth herself.  \nMoreover, Dharma (God's Natural Law) is the sustainer of the Earth. This is indicated by the meanings of the two words that constitute the very name of this culture: sanatana means “eternal” and dharma means “natural law."   \n\n  \n\nYoga Dharma is a way of life and world-view that is also trans-geographical.  Yoga and Sanatana Dharma do not pertain only to India.  Traces of Yoga and Sanatana Dharma are to be found in many of the ancient cultures of the world. We see ideas and practices that are very similar to Yoga philosophy, not only in ancient India, but also in Chinese culture, Native American, Celtic, Greco-Roman, Egyptian, Mayan, Germanic, Mesopotamian, and Persian cultures, as well as many others.  The concept of "Dharma", as the natural law inherent in our cosmos, is found in almost all ancient civilizations.  In Chinese, Dharma is translated as "Tao". In Ancient Egyptian, it is known as "Ma'at".  In Latin as "Liga Natura" (Natural Law).  In ancient Persian as "Asha".  The great Twentieth Century Italian philosopher, Baron Julius Evola, refers to this concept as "Tradition".  There is a word for Dharma in almost every ancient language on earth.  So when we speak of "Dharma", we are not just referring to some sect, denomination or creed.  Rather, we are referring to those principles that serve as the very foundation of all authentic religious experience.
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A \nAKAHAI\n[ah kah hai']\n(careful offering)\nkindness, modesty, gentleness,\nunpretentiousness, being unassuming,\nunobtrusive, tenderness\n\nL \nLÔKAHI\n[LOH' kah hee]\n(to obtain oneness)\nunity, agreement, accord, \nunison, harmony \n\nO\n`OLU'OLU\n[oh' loo oh' loo]\n(cool, refreshing)\nagreeable, pleasantness, amiability,\ncontentment, happiness, graciousness,\ncongeniality, cordiality, affability\n\nH\nHA'AHA'A\n[hah' ah hah' ah]\n(low)\nhumility, humbleness, \nself-effacing, modesty\n\nA\nAHONUI\n[ah hoh nui']\n(great breath)\npatience, perseverance, endurance, \nlong suffering, tolerance\n\n\nIn reality, The Aloha Spirit is ineffable, i.e., too great to be described in words. Like a sunset or God, Aloha must be experienced. For me, one word gets close:\n\n\nLOKOMAIKA`I\n[loh koh mai' kah ee]\n(good insides)\ngood will, good disposition, generosity, grace, kindness, humanity, benevolence, beneficence and...\n\nLovingkindness
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do you mean sanskrit?
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Dhammakaya meditation\n\nwww.meditationthai.org
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hidden word\n\n:> peace\n.
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Lista de Honor\n(Honor is the same word in spanish)
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There's actually an answer to this question, the problem is, it doesn't translate into English. The answer is "Mu" (in Japanese,  Wú orMou in Chinese). It's used as a response to certain koans and other questions in Zen Buddhism, intending to indicate that the question itself was wrong.
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sanskrit.  Later a language called Pali was developed to make it easier to interface with other buddhist for sutra study and so on. Pali (which is used primarily amoungst tharvadan practioners) and sanskrit are still used today.
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Yes, Sanskrit is avery scientific language. According to scientists, its structure is scientifica and it is fully adaptable for programming in Comp languages.Any lang is the world has not equivalent for Comp in their lang, but Sanskrit has " Sanganak". It is just a single example
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If the language is correct...then you may find the following links helpful\n\n\nAadesh...  Message\nAadhira...  Moon\nAadi...  Important\nAadit... Peak\nAaditya...  Sun\nAahva... Beloved
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Da Kine\n\nits a hawaiian saying that is used when someone has no definition. :)
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there is no such word. May be it must be resolution. It means determination
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Japanese:\n\nFriend - tomodachi\n\nsome says nakama, but that's another word, more known to mean comrade or partner.\n\nWatakushi - is a formal way of saying "I", but if not formal just say watashi. \n\nAnata wa watashi no tomodachi desu.