Ha > References for ‘ham, haḿ, hám’

See also: háma, hama · hamacintyashaktih · hámán-distá · Hámár, Hamár · Hamára, hamárá, Hámára · hamáre · hamárii · hamátmá · Hambir · hamiisho · hamjátahii · hamlá · hamlábar · hamlet · hamma, hammá · hammer · hammered · hammering · hammers · hammi · hamper

[42] Bandhu tomári garave garavinii hám Rúpasii tomári rúpe.

[19] Pariprashna then, teaches that [...] many in a sportive mood. Eko’haḿ bahusyám – “I [...] all the jiivas of this universe.

[21] But in the shástras [scriptures] it has been said, Eko’haḿ bahu syám. “Originally [...] avara – parávare.

[4] “Eko’haḿ bahu syám” Now I [...] in that Supreme Singular Self.

[15] Sacedánandarupo Shivo’haḿ Shivo’haḿ.

[7] In his lifetime, the bull that you see anywhere cries ham – that is, “me”. [...] made of the fibre of his skin.

[1] In the beginning, Parama Puruśa was one. Eko’haḿ bahusyam – “I am one [...] Puruśa as the Supreme Progenitor.

[8] Sarvarupamayii devii sarvaḿ deviimayaḿ jagat Tato’ham vishvarupáḿ táḿ namámi parameshvariim.

[67] Trisu dhámasu yadbhogyaḿ [...] sáksiicinmátro’ham Sadáshivah.

[71] Anoraniiyánahameva tadvanmahánaḿ vishvamahaḿ vicitram Purátano’haḿ Puruśo’hamiisho Hirańmayo’ham Shivarúpamasmi.

[78] Vedaeranekaerahameva Vedyo vedántakrt vedavidevacá’ham No Puńyapápe [...] guháshyaḿ niskalamadvitiiyam.

[11] The languages descended from eastern [...] the end of a verb, for instance, ham jáyche (“I am going”) in Angika, ham jáycham in Maethilii, ámi [...] example, for “I went”: ham gáylii in Angika, ham gáyliiye in Maethilii, [...] as a verb ending; for example, ham jáybo in Angika, ham jaybae in Maethilii, ámi [...] ca sound. In Magahi people say ham jáhii, in Bhojpuri hamjátahii. [...] present tense, ca is not used at all.

[2] The boundaries of a particular [...] future tense there is ba sound (ham jaiba in Bhojpuri, ámi [...] sound ca is used. For example, ham jáychii in Aungika, mo [...] present tense. For instance, in ham játarahalbáhi (“I am going” in Bhojpuri) and ham játahi in Magahi, there [...] system in western demi-Magadhii.

[61] [A: “In the beginning, I should say, the supreme causal factor was one. Eko’haḿ bahuśyám – [...] Entity and there was nothing else.

[62] “This Entity, this Parama [...] many’ – Eko’haḿ bahuśyám .”]

[103] “The realization Ahaḿ [...] – ideation on the So’ham mantra – will have to be [...] practice is the discovery of Tantra.

[3] Báccáke hám láginá yuvake hám bhái; Buŕáke hám cháŕiná yateke oŕas rejái.

[22] Rúpátiita soi Prabhu Lákha rúpa dekháol Áb hám kekrá heri.

[2] Yadabhavat yadbhavati yadeva bhavyamasti; [...] sákśii cinmátro’haḿ Sadáshivah.

[12] We have seen bulls moving about [...] the idea that it is big – Ham baŕá. But when the [...] 2 )

[33] In Hindi the use of ham instead of maen for “I” [...] the poetry of Krishnadas Kaviraj:

[13] By this a man comes close to Him. [...] “Ahaḿ Brahmásmi so’ham”. Coming close to Him is not enough. [...] and dhárańá.

[18] Sarvarúpamayii devii sarvaḿ devii mayaḿjagat, Tato’ham vishvarúpáḿ táḿ namámi Parameshvariim.

[70] “Ámi yái Vaunge, [...] goes with me]; in Hindi it becomes Ham jáy nepál, sáth cale kapál.

[27] The story goes that the tyrannical [...] to accept it saying, Ná haḿ namirtá syam tená haḿ kiḿ kunyáḿ. [...] establish me in immortality?”

[12] The Farsi word saodágar [...] Maethilii – ehan káj ham ná sakab. Some people spell [...] – quite difficult, indeed.

[2] Eko’haḿ bahu syám. The cosmic will [...] multidimensional and quinquelemental universe.

[48] Rúpátiita soi Prabhu lákhrúp dekháala, Ava ham kekará heri.

[10] People say that a bull, when he is in the fullness of his strength, cries Ham, meaning “I am great.” [...] stance from the very beginning.

[49] Sáre jánháse acchá hindustán hamárá Ham bulbulen hen iskii iyha gulistán hamárá

[33] I mentioned earlier that Sanskrit [...] nah. In the case of Hindi pronouns ham becomes hamárá, [...] are used when the voice changes.

[27] There are also differences regarding [...] gamisyámi, hamma nyay jáivek, ham na jáiva, but in Bengali [...] to learn the customary practice.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] connection the Vedas observe: Eko’ham bahusyáma – “I [...] realm of the physical structure.

[27] He feels that he is effulgence personified. His identity is Shivo’ham Shivo’ham i.e., “I am Shiva”. [...] the prime factor, the essence.

[12] There are certain similarities [...] “ca” is not used – “Ham já rahalbani” etc. [...] knowledge of intonation and philology.

[2] “Manobuddhyahaḿkáro [...] Cidánanda rúpo shivo’haḿ shivo’haḿ.”