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1. Re: sanskrit Digest, Vol 26, Issue 13 Krishna Yajurveda
(Devadas Menon Pullat) (Ram Avasthi)
2. names -pankajam, SarOjA etc. (sonti suppudu)
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Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 13:03:30 +0530
From: "Ram Avasthi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Sanskrit] Re: sanskrit Digest, Vol 26, Issue 13 Krishna
Yajurveda (Devadas Menon Pullat)
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Dear Devdas,
Thanks for information. What needed is the Original Text of Krishna Yajurved.
The original Text is to be in Sanskrit, next to it should be Sandhi and
translation and next is commentary. Such e-books are plenty on net. For
example, Gita on Gitapress (Sadhak Sanjivini)
If full is not available in one book, it can be Brahman, Aranyak, Samhita etc.
As far as Upanishads are concerned I have all and studied them.
Devnagari Fonts are very scientific. I travelled all over world in connection
with job and very good in English. But I do not like to read these Granths in
any other than Devnagari. The depth is not there in English.
br
Ram
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> Dear Anand,
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> My apologies!
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> The actual site link is http://www.yoganiketan.net/main.htm
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> pls click on the library link and scroll down to where a number of such
> text books are shown.
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> regds....devadas
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> At 08:29 AM 5/18/05, you wrote:
>>Dear Devadas, is the URL correct - that site has no information !!
>>
>>Best rgds, Anand
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>>
>>PS. the site is .org and not .com ..... I went to that site but could not
>>see the online translations - do you have a different URL?
>>
>>Thanks, Anand
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>>At 09:08 PM 17-05-05, Devadas Menon Pullat wrote:
>>>You may also want to visit Yoga Niketan [ www.yoganiketan.com ] which has
>>>a translation of a number of text starting with Krishna Yajurveda
>>>[Tejabindu/Dhyanabindu/Amritabindu Upanishad] with commentary by Sri
>>>Lahiri Mahasaya. Not sure if what you are referring to and this is the same.
>>
>>regds...devadas
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> Subject: Re: [Sanskrit] RE:shaaradA shaaradAmbhOja
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>> Should it not be Shaarade in vocative? Or does the practice of using
>> pratamaa vibhakti in
> Since nobody posted a response, here it is:
> You use sambodhana form "shaarade" only if you're addressing her
> directly.
> In the Sloka, the sentence is "SAradA sannidhim kriyat"
> "May Sarada bring xyz closer"
>
>> e.g. ambhujam, pankajam, vaarijam---sthree lingam
>> sarOja, vanajA----napumsakalingam
> You got it in reverse. sarojA, vanajA etc are strI lingam whereas
> ambujam, pa~nkajam are napu.nsaka lingam.
>
> I think ambu+ja etc. can be used in all three lingams. The actual
> form used is inferred from the context.
>
> ambujam arpitam ambujena ambujAyai |
> A lotus was offered by a guy named ambujaH to a girl named ambujA
> - Sai.
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thanks a lot for the explanations.
But let me make my doubt clearer.
I understand that sanskrit roots take different endings to mean different
things and sometimes same meaning but in all lingams.
My doubt about pankajam, saroja etc. is , I feel, more about the convention
followed in naming a female rather than the type of terminations the root
takes.
The words pankajam, ambujam vaarijam all mean lotus and females are named as
such .
I follow Apte sanskrit-eng dictionary and it says vanajam as lotus and vanajaa
as wild ginger or wild cotton tree.Yet I have not heard of a person being named
as vanajam. Vanajaa, i understand can be explained as vanajam iva mukham
yasyaaH sA . But why Vanajam as such is not used as a female name as ambujam or
pankajam, even though it also means lotus
I hope i am not distracting you from the topics under discussion.
Regards.
Geetha
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