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#scholiast a commentator on ancient or classical literature. See article  

Es un festival que se celebra con gran pompa en la isla de Sāgara en el āśrama de Kapila que se encuentra en la bahía de Bengala, donde el río Ganges desemboca en el océano. La … Read More

#atha – if, however; therefore; thereafter; thereupon; thus; for the matter of; thus; then; as also; at one time; and so on; after all; now; thus; as also; after all; at one time; for the matter … Read More

#visarga, aspirant consonant (:)

#scholia Scholia (singular scholium or scholion, from Ancient Greek: σχόλιον, “comment, interpretation”) are grammatical, critical, or explanatory comments, either original or extracted from pre-existing commentaries, which are inserted on the margin of the manuscript of an … Read More

#ankusa #ankusha, a goad (metal stick used to control elephants)

#Gayatri The etymology of the name ‘Gayatri’ (feminine of Gayatra) is ‘gayan tatre’ which means ‘that which has saved the senses, mind and vital air’. #Gayan, song Tatre, from trai, savior

#anusvara Anusvara (Sanskrit: अनुस्वारः anusvāra) is a diacritic dot used to mark a type of nasal sound and used in a number of Indic scripts. It is typically transliterated ⟨ṃ⟩. Depending on the location of the … Read More

#Rajamani, jewel among kings

#viplavah — revolutionary; विप्लव m. (for 1.See) confusion, trouble, disaster, evil, calamity, misery, distress (art.)

#dvimata, the two mothers, the two sticks or the maker of the 2, or heaven and heart. Rig Veda

#Caturmasya se traduce como “cuatro meses” (catur = cuatro, masa = mes). Este es el período durante el cual Sri Visnu entra en Su sueño místico. Esto empieza en el día de Sayana Ekadasi y termina … Read More