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Incarnation.Avatar is a Sanskrit word specially refers to a brave man or a warrior who is blessed by Good.

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It will be written as 'नटराज:'

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Grandfather in sanskrit is "pitAmahaH" (devanAgarI पितामहः)

And great grandfather is called "pra-pitAmahaH (devanAgarI प्रपितामहः)

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'Jai' or 'jay' जय means victory.

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War means युद्ध​ (yuddha)

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shikshak, Adhyapak, Aacharya, Guru

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research: शोध shodha; सम्शोधन samshodhana

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Raktaha.

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sanjeev = to rejuvenate; sanjeevayati (as a causative) = (he/she/it) rejuvenates; sanjeevita = rejuvenated

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eShaH.eShA/etat(एषः/एषा/एतत्) are the pronouns that are used in masculine/feminine/neuter near-point references. That means when one stands close by you introduce or refer to them by eShaH etc. The far-point reference is by saH/sA/tat (सः/सा/तत्).

The modified form of the root-pronoun adas---asou(m/f) and adaH(n) are pronouns to be used for referring to someone who is "far" yet "near: Like when one has to refer to the Sun(masculine in Sanskrit) or Moon who is physically far but "conceptually" close. You say asau sUryaH udeti. This Sun rises.

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Rahul was the son of Lord Buddha Thus Means Son of lord Buddha.The literal meaning of Rahul according to Sanskrit Dictionary is 'Someone who isn't bounded'.

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जपापुष्पं

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marma(n) = mystery

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'laT' is pANini's way of refering to the present tense, the so called Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite. It used to be called as the vartamAna-kAlaH by the previous grammarians. pANini for his part defines this by a sUtra: vartamAne laT primarily. In the sUtras delineating the "usage" of vartamAna kAlaH he further sys talks of vartAmAna sAmIpye by which the immediate past and immediate future could also be referenced by laT.

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The great epic Ramayan was written by Maharshi Balmiki.

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akshay: अक्षय akshaya: inexhaustible; eternal; undying; imperishable; indistructible

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The Sanskrit word for autumn is "sharat".

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swarga lokah

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useless you type here

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'SamudAyah'.