It comes from the name of a Hindu deity, Jagernath. Apparently Jagernath was worshipped by preparing a large statue on a large and heavy cart which was then paraded. Due to momentum, once you got the cart going, it was hard to stop it.
The word 'suds' is believed to originate from the Middle Dutch word: sudse, meaning bog.
The word comes from from the Sanskrit word 'Jagannātha', one of the names of the Indian God Krishna. The word was used by the British in India to describe the huge wagon that carried the image of this god during religious festivals in India. The link to the present "unstoppable thing that crushes everhing in its way" is caused by desriptions (accurate or not) of fanatical believers throwing themselves under the wheels of the wagon as an act of piety.
its from ..the word :"die" and "dairy:" !! ^^
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The juggernaut is coming! Watch out for that juggernaut! Let's keep this juggernaut on the right path.
There are no perfect rhymes for the word juggernaut.
It is derived from the Sanskrit word Jagannath.
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You use it as a noun or an adjective (juggernautish) to describe something. for ex: the bully is a juggernaut. if you mess with him he will destroy you.
A J word for big is JUMBO. Juggernaut.
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juggernaut would win.he is an immortal. Rhino is not. he has won each battle. juggernaut is more unstoppable. rhino is not that strong for the unstoopable juggernaut. So juggernaut would beat him easily.
The name "juggernaut" comes from the Sanskrit word "Jagannath," which is a title of Krishna, a Hindu deity. The name refers to a massive, unstoppable force or object, often used to describe something powerful or overwhelming in size or impact.
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