Does anyone knows the meaning of "Namaste and OH Shanti" what language is this?
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Namaste is Hindi.  It means "hello".  I'm not sure what the other means.
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try a translator im hindu n i dont no i feel ashamaed...i think its somthing to do with thenselves or like i think if its pronouced how its said it mite mean "now?" im nt sure though
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Whats this language kabaddkhaanaa
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In hindi (not hindu) we say "namaste" or "pranaam" when we want to greet anyone.\n\nIn malay, "halo" or "apa khabar"
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Adi Shankara, widely considered one of the most important figures of Indian intellectual history, begins his Gurustotram or Verses to the Guru with the following Sanskrit Sloka, that is a widely sung Bhajan: \n\nGuru Brahma Guru Vishnu Guru Devo Maheshwara \nGuru Sakshath Parambrahma Tasmai Shri Gurave Namaha \n\nThis means: Guru is creator Brahma; Guru is preserver Vishnu; Guru is also the destroyer Siva and he is the source of the Absolute. I offer all my salutations to the Guru. \n\nYou will find the original verse in Devanagari script here:\nwww.chinmaya-chicago.org/BV/Gurustotram.pdf \n\nNamaste.\n\ncc
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HAHAHA\nIt is VEDA MANTHRAM.\n\nVEDAS are the basic scriptures of HINDU religion. THERE are FOUR Main VEDAS known as RIG VEDA, YAJUR VEDA, SAMA VEDA, & ATHARVANA VEDA.\n It is also known as SRUTHI since Vedas are sound waves , meaning ful sound waves which abound in the atmospheric world time immemorial and the sages of India by their power of concentration and extra perceptions were able to recive them, as we capture sound magnetic electric waves through antennas, and have classified them and given to humanity to be learnt, preserved, and practice . The VEDA recital would be a melodious song like hymns, with different variations in tone, This is taught orally by a teacher and repeated by the disciples. SRUTHI means one which is heard by the ears, learnt by word of mouth and picked up by hearing and repetition.\nAUDIO casettes can be obtained and some free downloads of certain MANTRAS SOOKTAS are also there.\nMANTRAM means recitation of words having magic powers. akin to prayers.There are millions of Mantras to please various gods and get what we want or even not to want anything
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Oats are called "DALIA" IN HINDI.\n\nSage is a herb, something like basil. Its leaves are boiled with normal tea, and then strained. Don't know the hindi name for it.
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Hi there,\nTo answer your question, lets go step by step. First we will split the word: Mohnish= Mohan + Ish\nIn sanskrit "Ish" means god. And Mohan means "fascinating person". So Mohnish means god or the best of all fascinating  people. And yes, offcourse, Lord Krishna is the one.
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prachi is basically sanskrit word for EAST.\nin harivansh rai bachaan's NEED KA NIRMAAN PHIR PHIR poem he say PRACHI SAY KIRAN KI MOHINI MUSKAAN PHIR PHIR means from EAST THE SMILE OF SUNSHINE COMES AGAIN AND AGAIN
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Jayanthi may refer to:\n\n1. an ethnic group in southern India. \n2. a South Indian actress. \n3. the Sanskrit word for anniversary. \n4. it means victory \n5. the daughter of King of Heaven, Indra who later married Shukracharya \n6. Jayanti, Tangerang, a subdistrict of Tangerang Regency, Banten, Indonesia
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Sure here you go hope you speak in Hindu\nLyrics of Namak  \nHaaaa, chaand nikal gayi ho ji main chaand nikal gayi daiyyo re......\n\nHmm, bhitar bhitar aag jare\nbaat karu to sape lage\najji bhitar bhitar aag jare\nbaat karu to sape lage\noh main tu chaand nikal gayo daiyya re\nAng pe aise chhaale padee\nTez tha jhaunka ka karu\nSisi karti, sisi sisi karti main maru\nZabaan pe laga re laga re haaye\nZubaan pe laga, zubaan pe laga laga re\nNamak isaq ka haaye tere isaq ka zubaan pe laga laga re haaye\nNamak isaq ka, tere isaq ka\n\n(Zubaan pe laga laga re) -2\n\nNamak isaq ka haaye re tere isaq ka -2\n\nBalam se maanga maanga re, balam se maanga re\nbalam se maanga maanga re balam se maanga maanga re namak isaq ka tere isaq ka\nzabaan pe laga laga re, namak isaq ka haaye re tere isaq ka haan re tere isaq ka.....\ntere isaq ka....\n\nSabhi chhede hai mujhko, sipahiye baake chhamiye\nhaaaann, haan haanji haan\nWah wah ji wah wah ji wah aah\nSabhi chhede hai mujhko, sipahiye baake chhammiye\n\n\nThaadi dene lage hai gali ke baniye baniye\nkoi to kaudi daudh luta de, kauyi to kaudi\nAjji thodi thodi shahad chata de, thodi thodi\n\nTez tha tadka ka karu sisi karti main maru-2\nRaat bhar jaa na re\nRaat bhar jaana, raat bhar jaana jaana re\nNamak isaq ka haaye tere isaq ka\n\nzabaan pe laga laga re namak isaq ka haaye\ntere isaq ka haan re, tere...\n\nhooo, aisi bhukh lagi zaalim ki,\nhoo aisi paak lagi zaalim ki\nki bansuri jaisi haan ji main\n\naarre jo bhi kaha us chandra bhaan ne\nphat se ho gayi raazi main, baansuri jaisi baazi main, phat se ho gayi raazi main haaye\n\nkabhi ankhiyon se pina, kabhi honto se pina  -2\nkabhi achcha lage marna, kabhi muskil lage jeena\n\nkarva karvat pyaas lagi thi\narre balam ki aag paas lagi thi\n\n(tez tha jhauka ka karu, sisi karti main maru) -2\n\ndali bhar dala ji dala ji dala ji dala ji dala ji daala ji re\ndali bhar daala, dali bhar dala daala re namak isaq ka haaye re, tere isaq ka\n\nZubaan pe laga laga re namak isaq ka haaye re tere isaq ka....\n\nBalam se maanga maanga re, balam se maanga re\nbalam se maanga maanga re\nnamak isaq ka haaye re namak isaq ka
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http://www.namaste.com
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its means moon in english word
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Lyrics from a very popular Indian movie love songs, literal meaning if I understand it correct is:  \n\n"The moon is my heart, you are the moonlight and the moonlight is always close to the moon".  Something along that line.
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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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tere = your\ndil = heart\nmein = in\nsanso = breaths\nko = [no word assigned in english per se]\njagah = place\nmil = get\njaaye = [no word in english]\n\ntere = your\nishq = love\nmein = in\nmeri = my\njaan = life\nfanaa = destryed\nho jaye = become\n\nIf my breaths find an abode in your heart, my life will be destroyed (lost) in your love.
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There are many translations due to it's poetic nature. Here are a few:\n\n * Kavikratu Tattva Budh:\n\n    "Almighty Supreme Sun impel us with your divine brilliance so we may attain a noble understanding of reality."\n\n * Gayatri Pariwar:\n\n    "O God, Thou art the giver of life, the remover of pain and sorrow, the bestower of happiness; O Creator of the Universe, may we receive Thy supreme, sin destroying light; may Thou guide our intellect in the right direction."\n\n * William Q. Judge:\n\n    "Unveil, O Thou who givest sustenance to the Universe, from whom all proceed, to whom all must return, that face of the True Sun now hidden by a vase of golden light, that we may see the truth and do our whole duty on our journey to thy sacred seat."\n\n\n    "Oh matter-energy-mind (triple universe); Upon this worthy source of divine spiritual light, meditate: thus enlighten our intellect."