Descendant of Sanskrit
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URDUDescendant of Sanskrit
VEDICKind of Sanskrit
VEDICForm of Sanskrit
SRISanskrit term of respect
RAMAHero of Sanskrit epic.
VEDICEarly form of Sanskrit.
RAMAHero of a Sanskrit epic
SITAHeroine of a Sanskrit epic.
RAMASubject of many Sanskrit epics
RIGVEDAAncient collection of Sanskrit hymns
THAIMuch of it comes from Sanskrit
GITABhagavad-..., part of a Sanskrit epic
TANTRASSome pieces of Sanskrit religious literature
pranayama(Sanskrit) the discipline of yogic breathing
RAMAIncarnation of Vishnu in a Sanskrit epic
pranayamasPRANAYAMA, (Sanskrit) the discipline of yogic breathing
maharanee(Sanskrit) the wife of a maharajah also MAHARANI
svarabhakti(Sanskrit) the development of a vowel between consonants
JUGGERNAUTLoanword that means "lord of the world" in Sanskrit
maharaneesMAHARANEE, (Sanskrit) the wife of a maharajah also MAHARANI
svarabhaktisSVARABHAKTI, (Sanskrit) the development of a vowel between consonants
maharishi(Sanskrit) a Hindu teacher of mysticism and spiritual knowledge
hatha(Sanskrit) as in hatha yoga, a form of yoga
maharishisMAHARISHI, (Sanskrit) a Hindu teacher of mysticism and spiritual knowledge
anatman(Sanskrit) the Buddhist belief in the impermanance of self, also ANATA
anata(Sanskrit) the Buddhist belief in the impermanance of self, also ANATMAN
jambolana(Sanskrit) the rose-apple tree of Malaysia also JAMBOLAN, JAMBOOL, JAMBU, JAMBUL
anatasANATA, (Sanskrit) the Buddhist belief in the impermanance of self, also ANATMAN
anatmansANATMAN, (Sanskrit) the Buddhist belief in the impermanance of self, also ANATA
biliteralconsisting of two letters; as, a biliteral root of a Sanskrit verb
jambolanasJAMBOLANA, (Sanskrit) the rose-apple tree of Malaysia also JAMBOLAN, JAMBOOL, JAMBU, JAMBUL
anattathe doctrine asserting the nonexistence of a personal and immortal soul. Sanskrit,anatman
anattasthe doctrine asserting the nonexistence of a personal and immortal soul. Sanskrit,anatman
murti(Sanskrit) an image of a deity which is itself considered divine once consecrated
anatmanthe doctrine asserting the nonexistence of a personal and immortal soul. Sanskrit,anatman
sutraone of the approximately 4000 rules or aphorisms that constitute Panini's grammar of Sanskrit
murtisMURTI, (Sanskrit) an image of a deity which is itself considered divine once consecrated
sutrasone of the approximately 4000 rules or aphorisms that constitute Panini's grammar of Sanskrit
kundalini(Sanskrit) in yoga, spiritual energy that lies dormant at base of spine until the brain is enlightened
kundalinisKUNDALINI, (Sanskrit) in yoga, spiritual energy that lies dormant at base of spine until the brain is enlightened