Guest guest Posted August 10, 2008 Report Share Posted August 10, 2008 Dear Sunderji,thank you, this was very helpful. Can you tell me whether there is a way to find out about the Harvard-Kyoto-conventional spelling of words via internet?Om shantiSitara--- Sunder Hattangadi <sunderh schrieb am Sa, 9.8.2008:Von: Sunder Hattangadi <sunderhBetreff: Re: shantiAn: advaitin Datum: Samstag, 9. August 2008, 14:06 Namaste, One has to use the Harvard-Kyoto convention for the entry: zAnti f. tranquillity , peace , quiet , peace or calmness of mind , absence of passion , averting of pain (%{zAnti}! %{zAnti}! %{zAnti}! may the three kinds of pain be averted!) , indifference to objects of pleasure or pain Kat2hUp. MBh. & c. ; alleviation (of evil or pain) , cessation , abatement , extinction (of fire & c.) AV. & c. & c. ; a pause , breach , interruption Hcat. ; any expiatory or propitiatory rite for averting evil or calamity Br. & c. (cf. RTL. 346) ; peace , welfare , prosperity , good fortune , ease , comfort , happiness , bliss MBh. R. & c. ; destruction , end , eternal rest , death Ka1v. Katha1s. BhP. ; = %{zAnti-kalpa} BhP. ; Tranquillity & c. personified (as a daughter of S3raddha1 , as the wife of Atharvan , as the daughter of Daksha and wife of Dharma) Hariv. Prab. Pur. ; m. N. of a son of Indra MBh. ; of Indra in the tenth Manv-antara Pur. ; of a Tushita (son of Vishn2u and Dakshin2a1) ib. ; of a son of Kr2ishn2a and Ka1lindi1 ib. ; of a R2ishi MBh. ; of a son of An3giras ib. ; of a disciple of Bhu1ti Ma1rkP. ; of a son of Ni1la and father of Su- s3a1nti VP. ; (with Jainas) of an Arhat and Cakra-vartin L. ; of a teacher (also called %{ratnA7kara- z-}) Buddh. Regards, Sunder advaitin@ s.com, "Sitara" <smitali17@. ..> wrote: > > Pranams to all, > a friend just send me a mail to ask what shanti means. She had looked for the word in the > Cologne dictionary without success, using this link: http://webapps. uni-koeln. de/tamil/ . > Of course I know what shanti means, but I am surprised that I myself was unable to find > the word spelled as shanti or santi or sant in that dictionary. Can anyone of you explain > this? > Incidentally there is also no shanti appearing when asking the other way round for the > English word peace. > Om shanti! > Sitara > Sie sind Spam leid? Mail verfügt über einen herausragenden Schutz gegen Massenmails. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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