What does Hindu/Sanskrit WROD "Anay" means?
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expressing wonder  \nthe cry of a weeping baby
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ॐ is the "om" or "aum" symbol, which represents God, who is graceful.  Ok, that's a stretch, but it's the closest I have.  ;-)
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Ishq= Love\nNimbooda= lemon\nHain= is\nKameena= is abusive meaning mean. wicked..\nChaya= shadow...\nchaiya= lover...\n\nin that song....they are saying that:\nLove is wicked...coz its causin restlessness..and breaking people's heart and making life difficult to live...
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"I want to know more about you, I'm in love with you."\n\n"anata no" = your\n"koto"= in this case, it means something like "thing, about the aforementioned word," so it's like, "on the subject of you..."\nmotto = more\nshiritai = want to know\naishiteru = literally "am doing love," or more naturally, "I love you" or "I'm in love with you."
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English- Theres something about mary\nHindi- Andaaz Apna Apna
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its an anagram bro :)
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Herez a helpful site:\nhttp://www.alphadictionary.com/directory/Languages/Indo,045Iranian/Punjabi/
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Have a look:\nhttp://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?anagram=SRNIGTIAFEAR
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-ory relating to a remeberance of an event documented in a form such as writing or storytelling. JK i have no idea but allegory ends in -ory and they both have similar meanings (in a way).
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Nam myoho renge kyo\n\nThose are not Hindi, those are Japanese. They more or less mean "hail to the glory of the Lotus sutra." It is the mantra used by Nichiren and Sokka Gakkai schools of Buddhism (the most intolerant and anti-Buddha schools of Buddhism, by the way.)
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All I can find is that the origin is Hindu, and it's numerology is 3. I would suggest calling your local Hindu Temple Society and asking for further assistance. They will be completely thrilled to share their culture, trust me.\n\nGood luck!
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If the language is correct...then you may find the following links helpful\n\n\nAadesh...  Message\nAadhira...  Moon\nAadi...  Important\nAadit... Peak\nAaditya...  Sun\nAahva... Beloved
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It is frequently claimed that the term "Goy" (pl. goyim or goyyim) means "animal" and is therefore a derogatory term. However, this is not at all true. "Goy" is Hebrew for nation. \n\nExodus 19:6 \n"'But you shall be to Me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation.' These are the words that you shall speak to the children of Israel." \n\nThe word used here for nation, referring to the children of Israel, is "goy". There are countless examples of the Jewish nation being called "goy". There are also countless examples of other nations being called "goy" or "goyim". \n\nSee the Crosswalk Bible Lexicon entry for "Goy". Note that this is a Christian Bible site. \n\nColloquially, however, non-Jewish nations -- other nations -- are called "goyim" and a member of these nations is called a "goy". Any gentile is therefore called a "goy". It is not a derogatory term, but merely a descriptive term.
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it is sanskrit!!\nand so it did come in to all indian languages.\nmay be it crept into english toooo!!
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I'm not 100% sure but I think it means "the one who speaks politely/good things". It's a sanskrit word.\n\nSu- prefix for good\nbhash- probably means speech as in bhasha (language)\n\nbut I'm not sure, I could be wrong.
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ditto 2 the ppl above...soy means "i am", un means "a", & perdedor means "loser"
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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