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The word mantra occurred in [[Sanskrit]], and a corresponding form (manta) occurred in [[Pali]]. The word mantra ...tening turbulent thoughts. The meanings of mantras as translated from the Sanskrit optionally can be used as visualizations to reinforce desirable spiritual a

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'''Mithila''' ([[Sanskrit]]: मिथिला, mithilā) was an ancient kingdom that ruled over par

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...=transTaimni1 /> Yoga<small>¹</small> is translated from the [[Sanskrit]] as "yoke". ...bearer is speculated to be ''*yugom'', from the root ''*yeug''- (''yuj-'', Sanskrit) meaning "to join" or "unite".</small>

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The '''Hatha Yoga Pradipika''' (Light on Yoga) is a [[Sanskrit]] text compiled by [[Maharishi Swatmarama]] that elucidates the entire scie

...ord and said to be reformed into modern name Bhutan. Bhu-uttam is also the Sanskrit name given to the country Bhutan by the Indians as Bhutan has higher land t

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...wit'', in latin words ''vision'' and ''video'', in the [[Sanskrit language|Sanskrit]] word ''[[veda]]'', and in the [[Slavic languages|Slavic]] word ''videti''

...oghul Empire]] came to Peshawar in 1530. The city's name is derived from a Sanskrit word 'Pushpapura', meaning the city of flowers, and its flowers were mentio

...lly Malayalam, Kannada and Telugu) have large numbers of loan words from [[Sanskrit]] and other [[Indo-European languages]], in which the orthography shows dis ===Sanskrit influence===

Paramhamsa, also spelled Paramahamsa, is a Sanskrit title used for Hindu spiritual teachers who have become enlightened. The ti

The Upanishads do not belong to a particular period of [[Sanskrit literature]]. The oldest, such as the [[Brhadaranyaka]] and [[Chandogya]] U

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...and 'cognitive' characterize activities of the 'mind', originally a verb, Sanskrit, 'manyate', he thinks.<ref name=mw3/>

...a Latinisation of the [[Sanskrit]] word '''nāgá''' ({{lang|sa|[[:wikt:नाग#Sanskrit|नाग]]}}) meaning "cobra". The [[species|specific]] epithet ''arabica'