Oh shucks! I was all wrong as to the pronunciation of 'uh'. At least as per
Google Translator.
Thot it would rhyme with 'duh'! ROFLOL!
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, martyboi@... wrote:
Ah!
nanda m. joy, happiness, a son (as the chief object of joy);
ananda mfn. joyless , cheerless ; (%{As}) m. pl.N. of a purgatory Up. [25,2]
aananda m. happiness , joy , enjoyment , sensual pleasure RV. AV. VS. R. Ragh.
c. ; m. and (%{am}) n. ` pure happiness ' , one of the three attributes of
A = not
AA = not not or, definitely not as in quite the opposite of unhappy etc.
Well, I'd say the relationship between 'a' and 'aa' is *almost* like
that between English 'uh' (~ a) and 'are' (~aa). I.e., 'aa' seems to
be by no means derived from 'a'...
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, martyboi@... wrote:
A = not
AA = not not or, definitely not as in quite
Ah!
