Sanskrit

Advantages and disadvantages of trees/shrubs.

• Well chosen healthy trees can protect buildings and people.

• Trees can intercept debris which may otherwise become a flying missile.

• Well chosen plants offer protection for other plants and objects.

• Well chosen trees or plantings will protect stream banks in times of floods.

• Well chosen trees reduce shoreline and landscape damage.

• Poorly chosen trees or a tree in the wrong place as up against a building give other trees a bad name.

• Fallen trees may affect power lines etc, so check the height of the trees being planted.

• Fallen trees and branches incur clean-up costs.

• Remember we do need trees for shade at other times, so choice, height and position are most important.

• Native trees and shrubs are particularly important for attracting wildlife. Birds often reduce insect pests on garden plants.

This answer above is a joke whether in Sanskrit or not. Since it is useful info it has not been disturbed. This might be a case of a slow network responding to the wrong command.

Sanskrit Joke books are available from Samskrita Bharati. Jokes are also published in Sanskrit Monthly magazines like Sragdharaa, and Rasana

Dharma as what is worth and correct to do, spiritually.

or Sadhana as the path with its proper set of rules, you need to respect in spiritual life.

And there are many terms concerning discipline regarding different object of the discipline. For example, sexual discipline is Bramacharya, discipline in non violence, ahimsa, and so forth.

Name: Ayaan

Meaning: Gift of God

Gender: Male

Origin: Arabic

Ayaan word is mentioned in Surah al naml(ants) verse number 65 in the holy Quran

it means the day of judgment , also the Arabic meaning is gift of god

its also a sanskrit word meaning speed.

Günther Schlee seems to translate ayaan as "day." (Chapter: "Loanwords in Oromo and Rendille as a mirror of past inter-ethnic relations." Book: African Languages, Development and the State. Page 201. 1994.)

Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi says, "Ayaan means good luck and destiny, someone who is in good luck and prosperous might be referred to as ayaanle. Ayaan is also a popular name for girls. In the ancient Cushitic religion, the ayaan, or ayana among the Oromo, are good spirits or angels that mediate between god and humans and whose blessings one seeks. As is known from practices among non-Muslim non-Christian Oromo, the chief priest of the Cushitic cult is the qallu." (Book: Culture and Customs of Somalia. Page 65. 2001.)

aniket = means "homeless" but not in the sense of a homeless person due to poverty or something, though the direct meaning makes one "use" in such sense.

aniketaH is applied to God who is Omnipresent. So, he is present "everywhere". Since being present everywhere implies that He has no specific Home he is called aniketanaH,aniketaH.