what is the meaning of prasum in sanskrit?
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I couldn't find a word like prasum in AMARKOSH. there are similar words-\nprasoon - flower\npraso(F)- mother\nprasoo(M)-horse
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'Shunya' in sanskrit is 'nothing' or 'hallow' and carries no value. The word was borrowed into early Indian mathematics by the great mathematician Aryabhatta, to represent something with no value ot nothing. The tourists & invadors of Indian subcontinent learnt and subsequently made it popular in other parts of the globe.
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Sanskrit is an Indo-European, Indic language, in use since c1200 b.c. as the religious and classical literary language of India.\n\nPUSHPA is usually an Indian name
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The word has two parts\nDharma+ Esh\nDharma means performing righteous\nEsh means God or Supreme\nTherefore, Dharmesh means the the supreme among the righteous performers
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In Hindi and Sanscrit of the ancient world, "vagina."
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Hi Yogesh, the translation is...\n"Aap sabhi nav vivahit var vadhu ke swagat samaroh me seh parivar amantrit hai."
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Actually,an astronaut is called 'antarikshayatri' in hindi .This could be a long name so ISRO can use 'brahmanaut' ,brahma comes from 'brahmand' meaning universe.
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S, Statistically most names start with S.\nS for Satyam,\nS for Shivam\nS for Sundram\nS for Secret\nS for Scary\nS for Social\nS for Simple\nS for Siesta\nS for Software\nS for Sexy\nS for Shivani
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Your name is a hindi word for The Moon.\n\nThe other names with the same meaning are Ambarish, Bankim Chandra, Bipin Chandra, Chandra, Chandra Mohan, Chandrakanth, Chandini, Chandrika, Hema Chandra, Himansu, Indu, Jyotsna, Luna, Mayank, Nilesh, Poorna Chandra, Poornima, Pournami, Rajanikant, Rajaneesh, Rakesh, Salena, Selina, Shandra, Somadev, Somadhar, Sudhakar, Sudhamsu, Sudesh.Selene\n\n------------------------------------------------\nASTROLOGICAL DETAILS ABOUT THE NAME "MAYANK" -\n\n\nYour name is representative of high intellectual and spiritual development. Its bearers are people with a wide breadth of views. They are frequently charming, restless and impetuous. Decisiveness, will power and non-recognition of dogma are all part of their nature. They feel and perceive the world around them much deeper than others do. They hunger to help others and serve for humane purposes, but often do so with arrogance and egocentrism
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It’s Pranayam, pulling breath out with hissing sound with force from stomach. Swami Randev claims it can cure many diseases.
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namaste or\nhello or\nvanakam or\nhi or\nnamashkar
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In Hinduism its called upavasa i.e upa = near ; vasa = live;\n\nthe purpose of upavasa is to forget everything and think only about god...did u get it? sit near god..and think of nothing else..\n\nobviously in time, this principle is lost and it has become a meaningless tradition....\n\nthough, it is good for digestion, to fast, to not eat anything for a day, it refreshes the digestive system...\n\nalso, religion comes from renunciation, by controlling passions , by controlling the senses..\n\nand it is said that the tongue is the greatest organ to control...there is a story about shiva the hindu god saying that tongue is the most difficult organ to control..\n\nexcess food and luxury in food gives rise to sexual desires the yogis say..\n\nu see that monks dont eat things like chocolates or drinks or meat or any such lavish food...coz it ignites passion...\n\nso control of tongue, periodically puts it under check...\n\nthe actual meaning of fasting is forget everything and think about god...for a day when its repeated periodically, people will remember god in their lives..\n\nwhile the muslims fast..so as to remember all those people who dont have anything to eat....\n\nthis reminds them of all the people who are suffering of povery and other problems, and reminds them that they should help those people out...
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http://www.bookfinder.com/dir/i/Raga_Visarada-Prathama_Varsha_Se_Ashtama_Varsha_Taka_Ka_Kriyatmaka_Korsa/818505763X/
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The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana ("Kama Sutra" is Sanskrit for "Aphorisms of Love") is an extraordinary and fascinating work that deserves careful reading and study. Written in ancient India, it is essentially a technical guide, a scholarly treatise if you will, to sexual enjoyment and other sensual pleasures. It also contains profound historical and anthropological insights into the mores and customs of ancient India. The modern reader will often be surprised by how markedly different the cultural paradigms presented in the Kama Sutra are from those of today.\n\nErrors can be subjective & occur in most translations of any type.
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Yes. No doubt about it. But, here India means, the whole of present day Indian Sub-Continent.     Actually, Sanskrit means refined. (refined languages). Therefore, Sanskrit Language is "Refined Language". Now, the question is which was language it was refined to bring out the present day Sanskit.  For that, 2 other languages preceeds Sanskrit namely, Paisachik and Prakruth, in the same order .  Paisachik, means  "demons language" and the came Prakruth.  Prakruth refined and then came Samskruth or Sanskrit.  The script for Sanskirt is called as Devanagari.   Sanskrit  is also referred to as "Deva Basha", which means "Language of Gods" . The other details like Grammar and other specialities are as mentioned in other answers.  Hope this provides sufficient answer for your question
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Namaste is Hindi.  It means "hello".  I'm not sure what the other means.
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It means: Can you give us your explanation in English so we can answer the client. \n\nI don't know it the client is right, because kunnan isn't a word. But it could be ..svo við getum svarað kúnnanum. Svarað kúnnanum means answer the client. \n\nViltu = can/will you\ngefa = give\nokkur = us\nþína = your\nskýringu = explanation\ná = in\nensku = english\nsvo = so\nvið = we\ngetum = can\nsvara = answer\nkunnan = ? not sure but kúnni = client.