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by Cheetah » 12 Aug 2004 00:50
Can anyone translate the english word Cheetah or Chitraka into sanskrit for me? Chitraka is a sanskrit word, I'd just like to see how it looks in sanskrit, contemplating a tatoo..
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by SubEspion » 12 Aug 2004 02:52
Cheetah is
व्याघ्रः
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by Sisyphe » 12 Aug 2004 10:55
SubEspion wrote: Cheetah is
व्याघ्रः
You did a mistake, Sub : what you wrote (व्याघ्र) is "vyâgrhaH", which means "the tiger" !
Cheetah (i.e. cîtaH according to the official transcription) is
चीतः
And chitrakah (citrakaH) is
चित्रकः
But I do not know the meaning of them. Where did you find them, Cheetah ?
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by SubEspion » 12 Aug 2004 20:06
I'm not guilty, I only wrote what was written in my "book"
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by Sisyphe » 12 Aug 2004 21:35
SubEspion wrote: I'm not guilty, I only wrote what was written in my "book"
Which book ?
PS : I have not found the meaning of "cheetah" et "chitatraka" yet, but I have no sanscrit dictionnary at home. I will try to find them next week... If I do remember.
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by SubEspion » 12 Aug 2004 23:26
A lot of pages that I received during my Buddhism courses
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by Sisyphe » 17 Aug 2004 16:43
SubEspion wrote: A lot of pages that I received during my Buddhism courses
Do you want to become buddhist, friar Sub ?
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by SubEspion » 17 Aug 2004 17:32
It was a mandatory course. I was skeptical at the beginning but I
appreciate my year
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by Sisyphe » 17 Aug 2004 23:11
SubEspion wrote: It was a mandatory course. I was skeptical at the beginning but I
appreciate my year
Do you have courses on budhhism in Quebec's highschools ?! How strange is it.
*
Well. Back to the subject of that topic :
citrakaH (or chitrakah) means "panther". I suppose that was the cause of Sub's mistake.
I have not found yet "cheetah" ( = cîtaH). But cîtâH (with long 'a') means "thougt, thinking" (therefore it has to be written चीताः)
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by SubEspion » 18 Aug 2004 00:08
Sisyphe wrote:
Do you have courses on budhhism in Quebec's highschools ?! How strange is it.
Of course not
It was only my teacher who taught that. She went two years in India to
help poor childrens
At the end of those courses, she gave us many
big documents on Marathi (middle), Sanskrit (middle), Punjabi (big),
Gujarati (big), Hindi (small) and Konkani (really small).