Guest guest Posted April 27, 2006 Report Share Posted April 27, 2006 Sorry, my reply was sent by mistake too soon without checking it. What is written below is true, when the word srimat is used in a compounds like for instance Srimad-Bhagavatam, Sriman-Nemi Maharaja. But when it is used as separate word in nominative singular it will be srimAn with a long a - like word bhagavAn. In both cases meaning is same. > before Aranya should this be Srimat? In compound should be: Srimad-Aranya > > This honorific is often used before sannyasi names. Before that of "Nemi > > Maharaja" should it be rendered as "Sriman"? > The original word is actually srimat, but its ending can change according > to sandhi rules. > > Nemi Maharaja can be addressed as "Srimad" or "Sriman". Both options are > correct, but BBT uses "Sriman" option. > > > > > Before Tirtha should it be rendered as "Srimat"? > Yes. > > > > > How would it be rendered before Giri? Sagar? > Srimad Giri > Srimat Sagara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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