what is the meaning of  name "Dhaani" ?
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from wich language thats name taken ...\n\nwe have in arabic name nealrly from thats its "THAANI" ...\n\nif thats u mean ....so it means when u wish some one and feel happy for doing or have somthing good ... as Congratulation ...\n\nhope i helped you
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ok...\n\nDA'M or DAAM means in arabic blood ..\n\nbut if its name ..i agree with whom said its not means blood inarabic maybe name close to the word blood in arabic .. \n\nok... know some names its close to the word DA'M  ...but sure have onther meanings\n\nfor girls name we have in arabic :\n\nDEYAM = not heavy rain , stay for long time \nDEMA  = means the raining clauds\nDANEAH = getting close \nDUNYA = world or big life \n \nand for men ..i dont remebere any name close to the DA'M word ...
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India comes from the word Sindhu( a name for the river Indus)>>converted to Indus river by the British and then the place came to be known as India.\n\nWhy the Britishers started calling it this way was because they couldnt pronounce it in any other way.India sounds anglisized and they wanted such a name for their colony.\n\nSindhu came to be known as Hindu and the place was called Hindustan by Moghuls.This was the name convinient for the muslim invaders.\n\nHowever,to put "the meaning of India" in one word, that word is yajna - sacrifice. The true meaning of sacrifice is the renunciation of the ego to the higher, universal Self. And that universal Self, which is to be found in our own deepest nature, is being, consciousness and joy. In total sacrifice lies total freedom. Yajna means giving up greed, taking from the earth only enough to meet our basic needs and returning as sacrifice what earth and nature so freely give. This eternal wisdom of India is so much needed in our time when materialism is dominating our culture.
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Chaand means moon in Hindi-Urdu; Chaandi means silver.\nIt's certainly complimentary! Moon-faced is an classic description of youthful beauty in Urdu poetry. \n\nNormally the pronunciation would be CH as in church, the aa long as in pAth; but it's YOUR name, so say it the way that seems best to you.
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It means whore or prostitute
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It is one of Devi's names: ("she who is shining"): a female deity such as Parvati, Lakshmi, or Radha, either in the sense of the ultimate Reality (in its feminine pole) or a high angelic being.\n\nCheers!
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it means  (jewel)  in arabic .\nnice name.\na native english speaker would stress the second syllable when reading this  , like        joHAra    .thats not how it should sound .\nit should be read with stress on the first syllable        JOhara\n\nalso it could be an irish name\n     joe  o'hara...........johara
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Its a urdu word,a noun.its a word for male name.
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It´s a Bosnian name, isn´t it ... perhaps I can find the meaning\n\nOh yes - it´s an Islamic name which means "desire", "offering"
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1عسيرة\nthis word contains the letter  (ayn) as first letter which has no equivalent in english.\nthere is no stress on the h, rather the stress is on the middle (eee) segment:\nahseera\n\nit means (hard) (stubborn)\n\n2 اسيرة\nthis is simply pronounced \nah see ra\nwith stress also on the middle (ee) segment.\nit means :\n(captive)\n\n3آسرة\ni am sorry i put this last but this is the most likely one , because it has the most beautiful meaning:\n(captivating) or (ENSLAVING)meaning one so beautiful she can ENSLAVE you with her beauty\n\nthe stress is different in this case\n\nthe stress is on the first syllable\nso it becomes \nAA - sir-ra\n(notice there is no long eee sound, only short i as in sir)\nits a beautiful name .\n\n\ni wrote all the possible names that the letters you wrote could spell , again i hope i didnt confuse, the last one is the most likely one .
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It means favor or grace. From the hebrew Channah. Anna is also a gold coin of Pakistan. and its latin counterpart is Hannah
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Kunal\nGender: Masculine \nUsage: Indian \nPerhaps means "lotus" in Sanskrit. This was the name of the son of emperor Ashoka.
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Islamic Female Name:\n\nFaiqa means\n   \n\nUnique,abundance,benevolent,\nvery able,mighty
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my mom's name is Aida.in Arabic it's mean feasting
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Means "adorned with gold" in Sanskrit. In Hindu legend this was the name of a lover of the god Krishna.\n\nHappy now.. Enjoy!
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u mean meaning of these words?\n\nchala- walk or go\ndhoondh-search\nankahi-not said\nansuni-unheard\nnagar-city or town\nnadi-river
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Jai-Jinendra" or Jai (Jaya) Jinendra: \n \nIt has two parts Jaya (most of us writes Jai) and Jinendra. \nLet us look at Jinendra word first. Jinendra word is made of two words: 1)Jina +  2) Indra.\n\nAs we all know Jina means the one who has completely conquered the passions like attachment and hatred.\n\nAs per Sanskrit Dictionary by Vaman Shivram Apte, Indra means the lord of gods.\n \nTherefore, Jinendra would mean Lord of Jinas (for examole: Narendra means lord of men). You might know that there are two kinds of Jinas: 1) Ordinary Jina and 2) Tirthankar Jina. There is only one Tirthankar at a time while there can\nbe numerous Ordinary Jinas at the same time. Tirthankarhood is acquired only by performing special kind of austerities in a particular fashion. Therefore, Jinendra would mean Lord of Jinas, The Tirthankaras. \n\nAs per Sanskrit Dictionary by Vaman Shivram Apte, Jaya means Conquest, triumph, victory. When you explore more on triumph, you find theses words: commemorate, pay homage to, admire, honor, venerate, etc. \n\nSo if we put all of theses words together I would think the meaning behind saying "Jai-Jinendra" means Honor to Tirthankaras, paying homage to Tirthankaras, or admire Tirthankaras, etc.