Sanskrit tattoos could be a word or a phrase. It actually conveys what and how you feel. Below is the Sanskrit translation of the tattoo saying ‘May my soul remain free’. The transliteration version of this translation would be: Ātmā Me Vimukto Bhavet The common English pronunciation of the translation would be: Aatmaa Mai Vimukto Bhavet. […]
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Sanskrit names of items used on daily-basis in our household are quite interesting. Apparently, we don’t use any of them given that usually some names from Sanskrit often sieve in the regional languages. The Sanskrit name of mirror seems to be the one from the present list that we use in Hindi and other languages
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It’s very strange that in the modern world the names of of our household things have turned to English more than their regional lingual names. For example, we name cup, plate, and cooker, etc. Forget Sanskrit, we don’t even use words from Hindi or any other regional language. In our effort to provide awareness of
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Meaning of Sanskrit Word Acharya in English Ācārya (आचार्य): This is a Sanskrit word commonly used in many regional languages throughout India. In its contextual form, it means a spiritual teacher who instructs the students or learners towards the knowledge of Brahman. It is affixed to many names and other words. One more meaning that
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