Ar > References for ‘Árám’

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[5] In the ancient days, there was [...] second. Once a leader said, “Árám hárám hyáy” [...] one saying deserves acceptance.

[48] Nilám [auction], serestá [...] “easy-chair” should keep in mind that árám is a Farsi word and kedárá [...] janáb [master] are all Farsi words.

[69] In many people one can recognize a tendency to exclude foreign words. They like to say árám kedárá for “easy-chair” and jharńa kalam for “fountain pen”, however both árám and kedárá in the word árám kedárá are foreign [...] for importing the foreign words árám and kedárá to replace the foreign word “easy-chair”? Although the word árám also exists in Sanskrit it has a different meaning. Árám in Sanskrit means “small house” or “garden house”.