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Sanskrit
Sanskrit is one of India’s 22 languages and is the primary language of both Hinduism and Buddhism. It was spoken in the oral tradition and was maintained through the development of classical Sanskrit literature.
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What is the shabd roop of Rama in sanskrit?
ramaha ramahau ramahaa
ramam ramau ramman
ramena ramabhyam ramaihi
ramaya ramabhyam ramebhyaha
ramaath ramabhyam ramebhyaha
ramasya ramyoho ramanaam
ramey ramyoho rameshu
Darśana (Darshan, Sanskrit: दर्शन) is a Sanskrit term meaning "sight" (in the sense of an instance of seeing or beholding; from a root dṛś "to see"), vision, apparition, or glimpse. It is most commonly used for "visions of the divine," e.g., of a god or a very holy person or artifact. One could "receive darshana" of the deity in the temple, or from a great saintly person, such as a great guru
What is the meaning of marathi word Sumedha?
Sumedha comes from an Indian word which means, "Intelligent."
What is the meaning of the word vyoma?
it means in sanskrit ' of the skies' or simply the universe............
paropakar is nothing but helping others without expecting anything in return by them
What is the meaning of the Sanskrit term Pithru Mokshakan?
This is a Sanskrit word Tamilized/Malayalamized. This is the term which means one who gives release to the manes.
As per the Dharma Shastras/Smritis, The dead people in a family are to be sent with properly coducted post death rituals for which a son born to the person is the most eligible. This involves performance of the 13-day ceremonies, by the son(eldest, if more tha one are there). This gives the pitR^is the "right" to travel to the pitR^iloka where they await "judgment" on whether to be despatched to naraka(Hell) or swarga(heaven). The rituals convert the status of the "preta"(the ethereal body) to "pitR^i"(the astral body) so that they could cross the vaitaraNI( a foul smelling river into which "helpless" atmas(actually their [karma-shariras] may fall into. The son's faithfully performing the rituals is supposed to help the karma-sharira of the deceased to move over and cross the vaitaraNI.
Further on after the Atma(karmasharira) reaches the pitR6i waiting room where it stays for an earth year, moves into the respective loka as the case may be. All the shraddham rituals and the tarpanams done for the manes(pitR^is) will aid them in moving further up the ladder of "evolution" to return back to earth after finishing their trysts with the adho-lokas and the swar-lokas. The length of stay in each of the lokas depends on the pApa-puNya of the individual "soul" aided by the son's efforts to get better placements for his parents and grand-parents etc. thus it is the Son who by his actions serves to liberate each soul form one level to another.
Those who do not have sons or worse still who do not perform their ordained duties to their departed elders, they have no choice other than top move on their own and if they haven't done necessary good deeds while living will fall into the vaitaraNI or go into pitR6iloka without special passes. They will be helped by the random sarva pitR^i tarpanams or gayA shraaddha piNDams.
What are the other names of Surya or Sun in Sanskrit?
Bhaskar, Ravi, Aditya, surya, mitra, dinkar, bhanve, savitra
Aditya, Divaakar, Prabhaakar, Sahastraanshu, Vibhaavsu, Dinkrit.
10 names of birds in English and sanskrit?
1.cuckoo-कोकिलः, पिकः
2.pigeon-कपोतः
3.owl-उलूकः
4.hen-कुक्कुटः
5.sparrow-चटकः
6.vulture-गृधः
7.parrot-शुकः
8.crow-काकः
9.stork-वकः
10.swan-हंसः
What is Meaning of Deepak in Marathi?
Deepak is a snskrit word which in marathi means diva ,{in english, the light}
Why you have to study sanskrit?
Sanskrit is known to be a religious language of hindu's and all the sacred books and chants are written in sanskrit so one to understand and speak these mantras have to learn sanskrit..........
Sanskrit should be studied by those who would love to organize themselves, whether it is your speech, thoughts or behavior.
The language has an elaborate grammar so requires painstaking study to really master in an excellent way. People who have spent years studying the language claim in all humility,"what is the capacity of this language in expressional clarity and richness!?!". In fact Swami Vivekananda has wondered, "This langugae Sanskrit baffles me... so much so that everytime I come across a new usage, and as new stream of meanings emanate... I suspect whether I have mastered the language at all.
The religious purpose of learning the language is just about one of the many reasons. There is a world of secular literature in sanskrit that must be savored too.
Is Hebrew older than Sanskrit?
All we have are the written records and they just prove that the language was already spoken when they were written.
The first written records of Semitic languages date from around 2500 BCE (in Eblaite and Akkadian, languages now extinct).
The first written records of Greek date from around 1400 BCE (although recent research has unearthed even earlier samples).
What does Himalaya means in Sanskrit?
Hima means snow.
Aalaya means Abode
so Himalaya meanse the abode of snow.
