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[1] We are happy to publish the Fourth [...] the readers. Certain scientific names of the herbs have been corrected [...] useful to our esteemed readers.

[2] We acknowledge with a deep sense [...] also provided us with scientific names for some herbal plants for this [...] undertaken by the staff of Publications.

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[1] We have included here all the Bengali plant names given in the original book, even [...] this English version of the book.

[21] If you analyse human history in [...] women were forbidden to take the names of their husbands, and the husband’s [...] husband? This is absurd, meaningless!

[2] Some philosophies cannot be applied [...] whatsoever. But when given sophisticated names, they may sound quite attractive. [...] path”? a great poet said:

[11] For each and every human being [...] varies. So many bodies have so many names. These names are names of little “I’s”, [...] Puruśa, one Parama Pitá.

[23] So when Parama Puruśa is [...] often told you that one of the names of Parama Puruśa is Hari. [...] physically, mentally, an spiritually.

[24] And what does He do to protect [...] this act of stealing, one of the names of Parama Puruśa is Hari.

[18] If we accept that Brahma is the [...] “Máyá has been creating numerous names and forms in this universe with [...] the other side also disappears.

[25] Nanda and Yashodá [Krśńa’s [...] Devakii or Daevakii (one person, two names) were separated from Krśńa [...] them when He was quite mature.

[3] [[Thirteen different names of the earth.]]

[4] This is vasu . These vasus [...] ábád has been added to the names of many cities, for example, Allahabad [...] Saedabad, Hyderabad, and so forth.

[66] Vaeshyas’ means of earning [...] “honest”] attached to their names to help them to keep the ideal [...] most of the wealth in society.

[85] In most countries the distribution [...] areas of land legally in their own names or illegally in the names of others, while the farm labourers, [...] business people does not arise at all.

[20] This was towards the end of British [...] Subhas Bose had given them new names. The Indian National Army had [...] knew what its outcome would be.

[3] Around the same time a movement [...] of the royal family took Bengali names instead of tribal ones and adopted [...] was the culture of the region.

[12] One of the names of Parama Puruśa is Shriinivása. [...] ánandadháma… parágati.

[30] There is another interesting thing [...] [lord] used to be appended to the names of the prophets of the Nátha [...] teachers of the Nátha Cult.

[31] This Nátha Cult was the [...] nátha was appended to the names of the masters, it was also appended to the names of Shiva when He was worshipped [...] Vaedyanátha, Vishvanátha, etc.

[32] These deities were the objects [...] iishvara [controller or lord] to the names of Shiva just to differentiate [...] cannot be called Vaedyeshvara.)

[31] Thus in the Vipra Age kśatriyas [...] vipras play a dominant role. The names of vipra ministers are blazoned [...] into darkness under cannon fire.

[32] When a vipra minister dies, the [...] why should they? How can so many names be published in a newspaper anyway!

[56] In the early stages of kśatriya [...] kśatriya groups adopted vipra names according to the gotra-pravar [...] end of the Kśatriya Age.

[131] Those to whom the shúdras [...] recognition for their efforts. The names of generals and courageous soldiers [...] thrown into the river half-cremated.

[215] Other vipras cash in on the names of those magnanimous and ideological [...] never be forgotten in any age.

[1] While explaining the inner significance of táńd́ava, I was saying one of the names of Sadáshiva is “Nat́arája” that is, “The King of Dancers.” There are so many names, so many attributes, but occult [...] the scope of all qualifications.

[12] Parents love their child very much. [...] does not utter even the parents names, then they do not get pleasure. [...] first phase of aesthetic science.

[19] Nárasya Ayanam is Náráyańa. One of the names of Parama Puruśa is Náráyańa. [...] singular number, is Bhagaván.

[1] In very ancient times, when the [...] introduce themselves using the names of their mothers. Many were not [...] descendants would feel proud of them.

[8] What is Dharma? “Dhriyate [...] Iśt́a and not two names or three names. Wherever the Iśt́a [...] Náráyańa. Why?”

[35] Now, without their permission and [...] saḿskáras, thus one of his names is Hari . If he does not [...] friend, and not of anyone else.

[6] Long after the Mahábhárata, [...] entry, and then came Kaniska. The names Kujela Kadphisus and Bhima Kadphisus [...] páyjámá as a Muslim.

[27] But the influence of the matrilinear order was there also. One of the names of Arjuna is Kaonteya, which means [...] their mother’s name also.

[17] The scriptures say that everything [...] little rest. In Sanskrit, one of the names for the wind is anil. Nil means [...] with their allotted duties.”

[3] Numerous Buddhist gods and goddesses [...] You will find many persons with names such as Tárádás, [...] been accepted in Buddhist Tantra.

[32] The kśara-akśara [...] imaginative flow Kśara changes its names and forms at every moment but [...] allurement. They then attain liberation.

[186] Actually, most people have consistently [...] teach people to appreciate art. The names of the artists Nandalal Bose and [...] Rabindranath not preceded them.

[197] Powerful people have exploited [...] contemptible, they had to besmirch their names with scandals and calumnies. To [...] playthings of political parties.

[14] As for those who chant the holy [...] if during the repetition of holy names, Parama Puruśa is not the [...] binding rope and stake with it.

[6] The principles of Prakrti are known by the names of sattva guńa, raja guna [...] object”, “all objects”.

[15] About 3500 years ago, in Dvápara [...] was a son of Vasudeva, one of his names was Vásudeva. One of his [...] Krśńa of Dvápara Yuga.

[16] I will continue with an analysis [...] Shatanám [“The One Hundred Eight Names”] of Krśńa. In one place he says:

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[1] Yesterday some people became [...] will explain the meaning of the names they were given.

[7] “Ra” is the acoustic [...] + ra). Another of Shiva’s names is Hara. That is why some people utter, “Hara Hara vyom vyom”.

[1] The Cognitive Principle is the singular entity, but people give Him so many names according to their respective [...] regarding the magnanimity of these many names as the spiritual aspirant knows that the inner spirit of all these names is the same.

[2] Now, let us take these names one by one. The most popular name [...] Náráyańa means Parama Puruśa.

[5] Now, let us take another word – [...] the greatness of the different names of different deities. All have [...] sádhaka will attain enlightenment.

[69] It is the Saguńa Brahma [...] and destruction under the three names of Brahmá, Viśńu [...] stop, frozen in the chill of death.

[79] “Every branch of knowledge [...] intuitional science, under the various names and forms of great personages.

[42] Seeing the Ganges we can identify [...] all have lost their respective names in the identity of the sea. Similarly [...] mean suicide but self-oblivion.

[35] Mahoccaeh padánáḿ [...] by anyone. In fact, one of His names is Darpahárii [Stealer [...] altogether beyond recognition.

[41] Usually worldly people remember constantly their earthly joys and comforts, or dwell on the names of their enemies. But that is [...] to reach Him, to merge in Him.

[2] Still more [[remarkable]] is the fact that all the principalities whose names end in bhúm are [...] Subdivision, Sahebganj and Rajmahal.

[35] Now, if the earth is taken to be [...] and Pisces. These are the Roman names. The corresponding Arabic names are Barak, Toŕá, [...] the system of the solar calendar.

[58] The next day the prince went to [...] carved. He did not even know the names of all the pots and utensils! [...] meal and got up from the table.

[1] The yogi says there is hardly any [...] “bliss”. It is just like two names, “water” and agua, [...] Supreme Entity? It is ánanda.

[28] The boatman’s wife said, “Ráma, [...] they signified, and what their names were. Lakśmańa told her the names of those four fruits. They were [...] need not worry about them.”

[10] Today you learned something about Kaoshitakii, the worthy spouse of Maharshi Agastya. Names such as Augustus and Augustine [...] certainly heard of St. Augustine.)

[2] When Prakrti loses Her balance, [...] principles are given different names at different stages of evolutionary change in the flow of creation.

[38] Katu and Citu were nicknames. Their actual names were Katraiṋjan and Citraiṋjan. [...] delicious food, whatever its origin.

[11] There are many people who are prone [...] of their thesis they mention the names of some great men. Now it is true [...] intellectual and physical worlds also.

[15] And what is kiirtana ? You [...] only His name, and not so many names – “London”, [...] Puruśa, ” and not so many names – “Helsinki” or “London” or “Santiago” or “Georgetown”.

[14] (6) Tapar Loka: This is called [...] no English equivalents for the names of the spheres above the Janarloka.

[2] The Siddhántácára, [...] Kauṋkála-málinii Tantra are simply alternative names of Parashiva. [...] 2 )

[9] These rágas and ráginiis [...] but they have not yet been given names.

[85] In this mudrá all eight [...] one of the mudrá’s names is dańd́avat prańáma. [...] super-acoustic root of namah biija.]

[100] Hair when it is curly is called [...] Hence just as one of Shiva’s names was “Vyomakesha”, [...] and Shiva’s hair was curly.

[117] It is believed that in the post-Buddhist [...] Dharma [medieval Hinduism]. Today names such as Tárá Dás, [...] Varńáshrama Dharma.

[13] Naming is a matter of great consequence. The names must imply an imposing meaning. [...] attraction is attached to the words.

[3] High ideals have been preached [...] wipe out their (the preachers) names from the pages of history with disregard and aversion.

[3] Numerous Buddhist gods and goddesses [...] You will find many persons with names such as Tárádás, [...] been accepted in Buddhist Tantra.)

[1] Bengal is situated on the boundary line between Jambudviipa and Suvarńadviipa [ancient names of India and Burma]. The civilization [...] characteristics of a blended civilization.

[79] Káliká Devii, the [...] the Buddhist Tantra is one of the names of the goddess Durgá of [...] 10 )

[33] Other names for water in the Vedic language [...] name for action is ápa.

[4] Both these systems have created [...] Arabic. In India you will find many names like Ram Gulam – the title [...] connection with the Self or soul.

[3] I have of course changed the names of the characters, and to avoid [...] “I” of all the stories.

[51] For each and every human being [...] – so many bodies having so many names. The big “I” is one [...] there is one big “I”.

[209] Wax gourd originated in East India, [...] variety of gourd. The Saḿskrta names for telekocho are “bimba” [...] khundri is good for digestion.

[30] There is another interesting thing [...] [lord] used to be appended to the names of the prophets of the Nátha [...] teachers of the Nátha Cult.

[31] This Nátha Cult was the [...] nátha was appended to the names of the masters, it was also appended to the names of Shiva when He was worshipped [...] Vaedyanátha, Vishvanátha, etc.

[32] These deities were the objects [...] iishvara [controller or lord] to the names of Shiva just to differentiate [...] cannot be called Vaedyeshvara.)

[33] One more important thing needs [...] nátha used to be appended to the names of the preceptors of this Nátha [...] Shiva or the Dharma He propounded.

[43] Regarding reactions of actions, [...] these inexorable vidhis, one of His names is “Vidhátá”.

[21] In Sanskrit, one of the names of the sun is tapana, because [...] a kind of physical affliction.

[7] “Panda” means self-knowledge [...] “Pandey” is only at the end of their names. Hence one who has yearning for [...] physico-psycho Spiritual practice.”

[11] One of the names of Parama Puruśa [...] Puruśa becomes happy.

[5] During the time of the Vedas people [...] – That is why one of the names of the Vedas is “Shruti”. [...] local scripts throughout the ages.

[3] CASE [...] beings , There are different names for different units ; [...] case, in Sanskrit. –Eds.

[21] GENERAL [...] personalities were born there. The names of some of those personalities [...] united Bengal. –Eds.

[22] SOME [...] private they call me all kinds of names – louse, shark, and so on. [...] thrashing that you will forget the names of fourteen times two equal to [...] Vol. 1, 1995. –Eds.

[1] The upabhukti pramukha of any particular [...] sándhivigráhika as a prefix to their names until another person of the same [...] the post of upabhukti pramukha.

[19] About 1,700,000 years ago, towards [...] “Bharadvája” [names of early clan leaders]. The ancestors [...] sambhútis of Parama Puruśa.

[1] The bhukti pradhána of any [...] samájamitram as a prefix to their names until another person of the same [...] post of bhukti pradhána.

[13] In fact the inculcation of gaorava [...] narakas, below the physical world. The names of these hells are tala, atala, [...] gaorava will certainly go to raorava.

[11] 5) Sub-boards of Sadvipras for [...] the administration. The lists of names for the representatives of the [...] shall finally approve this list.

[21] At the beginning of the mantra, [...] only bhúrbhuvah-svah, the names of these three lokas are used; [...] the “Savitr Rk” is:

[21] I replied, “Look, as far [...] is, the land of five rivers. The names of two rivers have been dropped, so there remain only five.

[68] No sooner had I finished reading [...] twenty Indian passengers. Their names and addresses have been confirmed, [...] identification is impossible. The names of the Indians are 1)… 2)… [...] Calcutta, a Sri Arúpratan Mitra.

[1] Gondwanaland is the name given [...] beings appeared who could give names to things, Ráŕh. [...] Ranjan Sarkar tells this story.

[5] This book contains a multitude of place names and names of historical figures. Since Europeans first came to India, such proper names have been rendered in roman script [...] followed the Ananda Marga system.

[2] One thing that was very noticeable was that most of the kingdoms or regions had names ending with bhum. Though there [...] history of such places is as follows:

[22] Here it should be borne in mind [...] and not jabá flower [both names for a blood-red flower, the China [...] the struggle for independence.

[7] Adyapur was another great centre [...] Ádyápur came from the names of the Jain deities Ádyáshakti [...] on the way to fast extinction.

[3] I have said before and will say [...] “Sinha”] is associated with the names of many a person and many a village. [...] rhino, monkey and human species.

[1] The question remains as to the [...] Paoráńika Dharma, in the names Paiṋca Gaoŕii and [...] the stamp of Ráŕh.

[2] At a time when eastern Ráŕh [...] rivers and the rivulets, are other names for the last remaining parts of the valleys.

[18] The Singhalese are a mixture of [...] Oráons take their surnames from the names of different birds and animals, [...] has been absorbed into Sanskrit.

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[33] If a small village is surrounded [...] are used in western Rarh in the names of villages or towns encircled by rivers, for example, Jerid́i and Shukjoŕá.

[47] Bengali has its own words for “flower” [...] learns not only the history of names but many other things as well, and in this way it becomes easy to narrow down the history.

[52] The names of some settlements in this country are inextricably linked to certain English names. After the British occupied India [...] Macluskeyganj, Leslieganj, and so on.

[55] As a result of the Britishers’ distorted pronunciation the names of many famous cities in this [...] penchant for imitation be complete.

[5] The names of the different plexi in the [...] candra mańd́ala

[6] Shiva is called by three different names at three different levels of sádhaná. [...] “Mahádeva”.

[9] Paritráńáya [...] and clothes and who suffix their names with ánanda [bliss], are [...] appearance, external criteria.

[17] Shrii : Sha is the acoustic [...] devoid of shrii like to prefix their names with shrii. This is a very old [...] that person adds it to his name.

[5] Sa no buddhyá shubhayá [...] it is khemam . One of the names of Prakrti is Kśemauṋkarii [...] Ánanda (Supreme Bliss).

[1] One of the names of Parama Puruśa is “Jagata-bandhu”. [...] bandhu (friend) of this jagata.

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[1] There exists in this world an endless variety of things which people call by different names, for example, mango. In Sanskrit [...] so forth. One object has so many names. Similarly, Parama Puruśa is called by different names. Due to ignorance human beings fight over the names. When real knowledge arises they [...] acquire such authentic knowledge.

[18] Now let us take Náráyańa [...] kambalam, ka . There are various names for water, among them nára [...] or kalamii shák .

[24] You all know well, you have read [...] or stealing, one of His names is Hari. So whatever meaning of [...] ignorance that human beings fight.

[25] Now the thing is that every human [...] Puruśa ], not innumerable names. Even though each name ends up [...] beings should never accept two names, only one – internally one [...] adversity one name, never two.

[8] Sádhaná, therefore, [...] to have told you that one of His names is Mákhanacora (Butter [...] Then He will not hear anything.

[2] Having been driven out of the Hindu [...] ceremonial pomp. His new Christian names were more decorative than functional [...] “Áhladii Dásii”.

[3] What were the names of those who took part in the [...] Kusumitá and Sulocaná.

[2] The shape of Nepal is like a rectangle [...] are devoted to Shiva. One of the names of Shiva is “Gorakśanatha”, [...] trade between the two countries.

[32] The final goal of dharma is Paramátman, [...] prápti, prakámya, etc. [names of occult powers], are in delusion. [...] and not for Your powers.”

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[11] And what should be [that ideational] [...] For that person, other names of Parama Puruśa are no [...] and you know one thousand and one names for Parama Puruśa, yet [...] reply was full of teaching –

[33] Ugram. “O Parama Puruśa, [...] every work. Therefore one of His names is Puruśa. [...] Wherever we look, He is there.

[51] Parama Puruśa has been called [...] blows.” One of the Sanskrit names for “wind” is anila. [...] Puruśa. Death also fears Him.

[12] Those who want to make themselves [...] world add a Shrii before their names. The term connotes the charming [...] universe is sádhaná.

[3] Saguńa Brahma is exhibited [...] guńa in Sanskrit. These names have been allotted according to [...] these three fundamental factors.

[10] In ancient times, regarding the [...] seven species, and gave them the names: yakśa, gandharva, vidyádhara, [...] the nature of their crudeness.

[14] Now, the waves in the expressed [...] Saḿskrta there are many names for land or Karan Brahma They [...] Kśamá, Avanii, Medinii, Mahli.

[75] So, you will have to go to a capable [...] that both are but the regional names of the one Indian Ocean. Those [...] become established in deathlessness.

[76] Puruśa alone is the Indivisible [...] items. He does not think of their names, whether earrings, bracelets or [...] substance beyond the superficial names. By properly practicing the method [...] fears, shame, doubt and hesitation.

[77] Those who look at things with an [...] their diverse forms, to whom the names alone are all-important, run after [...] characteristic existence of every entity.

[18] You know Garga Muni was the brother [...] Krśńa has so many names but the name Krśńa [...] world and forming Great India.

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[91] Generally, things which do not [...] not available there, do not have names in the language of that country. [...] gourd” or “squat gourd”.

[9] We get the word ku by adding [...] an integral part of the various names of the earth.

[11] [Thirteen different names of the earth including ku .]

[12] The earth has many names. All the names are not equally prevalent. However, [...] we have the following couplet:

[61] The trumpets of the Second World [...] had, I believe, given them the names Svarája Dviipa [Freedom [...] Kurukśetra of the twentieth century.

[80] “This morning I received [...] think about them? Perhaps only the names of those leaders who were prisoners [...] will sink into darkness.”

[50] Streams fed by rainwater flourish [...] type of heavy damage were given names according to their nature. Today [...] in Purulia District derive their names from the word kupitá [...] Kupá ( kopavatii ).

[116] Another meaning of the word [...] kumbha in Bengali. The Bengali names for the twelve signs in order [...] month of the Bengali calendar.

[118] Kumbha also means one’s proper name. Generally people have three names. One name is their nickname or [...] or the kumbha name.

[9] As you well know, there are [...] in tree hollows. They have many names according to their species and [...] during the day. You see it at night.

[14] By its very nature, if the mind [...] Philosophy has given different names to the witnessing entity according [...] At different stages, different names have been adopted for that singular [...] Prájiṋa respectively.

[10] Once upon a time there was a dense population of wild boars in every part of Bengal. Names like Barabanii ( Baráhabanii [...] means a “boar”].

[94] Another meaning of the word [...] party. In Sanskrit one of the many names of a horse is bájii [...] bájiimát [winning the stake], etc.

[8] Only using a saffron costume does [...] “dása” after their names - Govardhana Dása, Yamuná [...] suffix ánanda after their names – Vivekánanda, Paramánanda – ánanda after their names. This is the technical difference [...] know the meaning of sádhu.

[59] Kála also means [...] They are not as dangerous as their names would suggest; in fact, they are not dangerous at all. They have been given such names possibly because they are rather large in size.

[78] What we describe as aguru [...] rainfall. In our part of Bengal, names like Ágarpárá, [...] of ancient India, Tagore writes:

[81] We have already spoken about [...] Ráŕh region, both the names – gokhro and kharis [...] in forests, bushes and shrubs.

[111] 10) The rohińii variety [...] variety, myrobalan has different names, such as gaoŕii, mágadhii, [...] kalyá (like the word latá).

[121] 20) The wine that was used in the [...] during the Vedic era (the Vedic names for it were madya, madirá, [...] whatever community, is called kalya.

[14] It is significant to note that Indian people have been remembering the hallowed names of five ladies: Ahalya, Draopadi, Kunti, Tara and Mandodarii.

[16] The popular belief is this that remembering the names of these revered ladies brings [...] reaction of highly sinful deeds.

[17] If analysed from the social point [...] “One should remember the names of these five ladies, and this [...] activities were not at all bad.

[1] At this stage, it is nearly impossible [...] Aryans called non-Aryans by derisive names such as dánava [devil], [...] dogmas, killed her in an inhuman way.

[35] The primal shakti contained [...] which is described using various names such as Kaośikii Shakti [...] varying unique characteristics.

[17] You know that the people of [...] are many villages with similar names, like Áuṋgáradihi, [...] collected since very ancient times.

[19] 6) One of the names of the kamańd́alu [...] from the shell of a ripe gourd.

[91] I replied, “Look, as far [...] is, the land of five rivers. The names of two rivers have been dropped, so there remain only five.

[138] No sooner had I finished reading [...] twenty Indian passengers. Their names and addresses have been confirmed, [...] identification is impossible. The names of the Indians are 1)… 2)… [...] Calcutta, a Sri Arúpratan Mitra.

[17] Kap + i = kapi. The etymological [...] they were also given the Bengali names bándhákapi [cabbage], [...] konŕakapi is also called kamat́a.

[20] According to differences in size and nature turtles are known by different names in Bengali, such as kacchap, ket́ho [...] in Sanskrit and refined Bengali.

[57] 8) The eighth meaning of the word [...] rather kambalam. Among the many names for water, such as niiram, toyam, [...] kambalam. The poet Kabir has said:

[140] We started from Jammu at dawn. [...] the Aryans colonized. One of its names is Jambushilá, or rose-apple [...] Himalayas – Jambudviipa.

[14] Bhaeravii Shakti means energy in [...] days for people to prefix their names with the word shrii. The old custom [...] will not become vishrii [ugly]!

[22] Even today, you will come across boys with names such as Tárápada, Táráprasáda, etc., and girls with such names as Tárádevii. This is the history behind these names.

[26] For instance, Káliká: [...] these deities are called by various names: for instance, Vámá [...] “Dakśińá Shakti”.

[2] Náráyańa and Ráma are actually the same Entity; only their names are different. The word “Náráyańa” [...] Consciousness, the Cognitive Faculty.

[20] How can one know the Átmá? [...] that they are two different local names of the same Indian ocean.

[21] The cognitive faculty is the only [...] concerned with their different names and forms, he is only concerned with the actual value of the gold.

[111] In the individual this indu resides [...] his matted locks. Thus one of the names they gave him was indushekhara. [...] moon (indumatii) be able to go?

[49] “You certainly must have [...] temple ruins. At the end of the names of these Jain Shivas the word [...] pat́t́as were very large as well.

[94] The meaning of the verbal root [...] the ear, so both can be used as names – Iihaketana for boys and Iihaketaná for girls.

[22] Hastii. Gaja. Varańa. Aerávata. Karii. Ahh. So many names. Suppose you are seeing an elephant, [...] the elephant, is called memory.

[45] [Let my name be famous as being one of your names, nothing more than this. Let it be the last identity of mine.]

[19] There is an unhealthy tendency [...] because of the similarity in the names. Etymologically, bhara [...] “Bháratavarśa”.

[25] Many people become confused and [...] Krśńa are therefore two names of the same Entity. Similarly, [...] Náráyańa are merely two names for the same Entity. So where [...] Khudá ) are also two names for the same Entity. Is there [...] Náráyańa?

[6] But when this is the law, how does [...] of Parama Puruśa’s names is Hari. What is the meaning of [...] because He dearly loves His devotees.

[10] But Parama Puruśa knows [...] is called Hari. So, one of His names is Hari.

[6] What is the mental process of thinking? [...] and Calcutta. Thus, one of His names is Viśńu: the entity which lies covert in everything.

[3] Parama Puruśa, the Supreme [...] beings, or is He far away? One of His names is “Viśńu” [...] move ahead in unison with all.

[1] One of the names of Parama Puruśa is “Hari.” [...] a reaction equal to the action.

[21] 1) Austrics . The Austrics [...] who carried weapons (astra). The names Australia and Austria come from [...] noses and mud-black coloured skins.

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[1] When human beings reached the initial [...] daughter. When people were asked their names, they also were asked what their mothers’, grandmothers’ and great-grandmothers’ names were, and so on. This applied to both men and women.

[9] So one of the names of Parama Puruśa is Pashupati. [...] Consciousness, Supreme Entity, is Pashupati.

[10] Teśáḿ jiṋána [...] Pashupati, but Viireshvara. One of the names of Parama Puruśa is Viireshvara.

[25] “My grandfather sent his [...] here as I’ve just noticed the names of your fathers in my notebook. [...] prepared to clear these debts?”

[4] Human beings steeped in their vanity [...] did not know was that one of the names of Lord Naráyana is “the [...] have to move, and move they must.

[3] Due to the bondage of the static [...] expression of the static principle. Names, forms and other symbolisations have been ascribed to them by the doer-I.

[5] Take the case of the precious metal [...] principle, an infinite number of names and forms have emerged out of [...] people enjoy using these finite names and forms, but to practical spiritual [...] gold and not its different forms.

[6] How can one shake off the influence [...] get freedom from the bondages of names and forms? Just as the goldsmith [...] will have to break the bondages of names and forms in this expressed world [...] unfoldment of latent consciousness.

[2] It is significant to note that Indian people have been remembering the hallowed names of five ladies: Ahalya, Draupadi, Kunti, Tara and Mandodarii.

[4] The popular belief is this that remembering the names of these revered ladies brings [...] reaction of highly sinful deeds.

[5] If analysed from the social point [...] “One should remember the names of these five ladies, and this [...] activities were not at all bad.

[27] The Farsi word for the English [...] used to be attached to girls’ names, for example, Devasená, [...] Kárttika; for that reason one of his names was Devasenápati. [...] pronunciation has been accepted.

[31] There are many fruit names in Bengali which are of Farsi [...] word ánb is more correct.

[39] The star-apple [jámrul] [...] [átá] from South America. Their names come from that language. Custard-apple [...] “bullock’s heart” in English.

[41] Kalá [banana] is native to this country. It has two names in Sanskrit, kadalii and rambhá. [...] There is a poem in old Bengali:

[44] The pumpkin [lálkumŕo] [...] láu. Among other foods whose names have come from Farsi are poláo, [...] cooking styles from that country.

[2] Scientific names also follow, in brackets, English plant names which might not be universally [...] name before beginning treatment.)

[3] In the primitive age, society was [...] themselves they would mention the names of their mothers, grandmothers [...] hilly regions of eastern India.]

[4] “Shaktih sáh shivasya [...] entities, with their individual names and forms, have originated from [...] from Parama Puruśa alone.

[11] Thus the fundamental entity is [...] or vipras have given Him various names. The saḿskáras of [...] the dissolution of this world.

[7] “Bhu” means “bhuvana”. [...] prthivii. These are the recognized names of earth in Saḿskrta. The [...] effects are seen, perceived or felt.

[11] The seven categories mentioned [...] goddess.” I won’t mention the names of the diseases, but you all know what they are.

[20] The last type of devayoni is the [...] but not his vanity. One of the names of Narayana is Darpahári [...] from following the negative path.

[25] The powers which are confined to [...] sorts of occult powers, one of the names of Shiva is “Vibhutinátha” [...] also means “ashes”.

[24] For this the mind will have to [...] Puruśa ? Because one of his names is Hari. Hari means: [...] the unit being is Hari .

[3] Not only was this usage defective [...] ) with their names? Grammatically, Shriimatyá [...] and Devii can be attached to the names of all women irrespective of whether [...] 2 )

[4] In olden times, Duhitá was attached to the maiden names of unmarried Kayastha girls and [...] Aniitá Basu Duhitá.

[5] In certain communities Veoyá is added to the names of widows. This is also objectionable [...] 3 )

[6] Most important, what is the necessity [...] [“servant”, “slave”] to their names, widows are compelled to use Dásyá. [...] 4 )

[16] (A sannyásii, on the other [...] ánanda appended to their names. No shráddha ceremony is performed after their deaths.)

[2] Only a devotee can say this, and [...] that newspapers may publish their names. A dexterous worker falls prey [...] confronted with different circumstances.

[35] They are using the old Hebrew script. [...] There is also a similarity in the names of the letters. One says áliph [...] not found in modern Roman script.

[3] Those microvita which do not come [...] siddha) which are the collective names of different categories of microvita.

[32] One speciality of dvandva samása [...] stage and one would announce the names of the characters in the drama while the other would announce [ghośańa] the names of the actors and actresses playing [...] is Lavapura → Láhor.

[33] At the end of the drama two young [...] vanánii. If any gentleman or woman names their daughter Vanánii, [...] whether or not they listen to you.

[7] Objects are composed of inferences [...] demarcations, and thus have particular names and forms. But the Cognitive Force [...] pure, but also absolutely infinite.

[33] If a place has a village and a [...] Munsiigaiṋja. They pronounce these names correctly. Now if someone persists [...] eyes to their error? You tell me.

[47] As a result of the Aryans settling [...] Iláhábád. Both names, Álláhábad [...] ábád added at the end of their names were all named during the Pathan [...] more than seven hundred years old.

[59] Some place-names have been created [...] Rákha. When you see such names you can tell that a cultural blending has taken place.

[65] Anyhow, this white brinjal is called [...] time ago. There are many other names for it also in Sanskrit. Those [...] word begun is not a Farsi prefix.

[67] There is a place in Mymensing District [...] is originally Vedic. In Bengali names one often comes across a mixture [...] should have been Phazal-ul-Karim.

[28] The Earth has several names in Saḿskrta viz. bhú, [...] kśamá, avanii and mahii etc.

[9] As Shabda Cayaniká Part [...] appendix which provides the Latin names that correspond to the Bengali and English names of each bird and animal mentioned herein.

[19] Some of those who have contributed [...] prepared the appendix of Latin names for birds and animals. Dr. Vishvajita [...] with many other valuable tasks.

[9] This world is a changing phenomenon. [...] space, there shall be changes in the names and forms of things. The boy of [...] be accepted as the goal of life.

[16] Párvatii had a son called [...] Bhaerava. They lose their individual names such as Ráma, Shyáma, [...] Shivagotra [the Family of Shiva].

[1] The world is rhythmic. The subtler [...] “writing” here just two different names for language? “Aban Tagore [...] earth and the nether world.”

[4] Darshana: “to see”, [...] of Lord Buddha Dhin, Dhe, Ta: names of different Indian dance gestures [...] Ideological Desideratum”

[63] It has been said earlier, and it [...] people. In Puráńa the names of their wives and children are also mentioned.

[165] “After a lot of effort,” he answered, “we were able to learn their names but we weren’t able to find out anything else about them.”

[166] “Can you tell me their names?”

[4] There are many ásanas whose [...] therefore they are called by the names of those animals. And there are [...] special qualities are developed.

[94] He told me many things. He said [...] that country which goes by two names, Holland and The Netherlands.

[61] “In those days Magadha’s [...] were known by their mother’s names. The merchant that the city of [...] mother was Pát́alii.

[25] “Parama Puruśa is One – Countless are His Names”. Discourse in Bengali. Originally [...] Bengali by Deváshiiśa.

[26] “The Meaning of a Few Names – 1”. Discourse in [...] Bengali by Deváshiiśa.

[27] “The Meaning of a Few Names – 2”. Discourse in [...] Bengali by Deváshiiśa.

[7] HARA. Literally, “the entity [...] influence of others”; other names of Lord Shiva. HARI. Literally, [...] the preservation of unit beings.

[3] But everyone knew who the mother [...] would be Pártha. One of the names of Arjuna was Pártha. Arjuna’s [...] mother’s name was very important.

[59] Bhaeravii shakti means energy in [...] days for people to prefix their names with the word shrii. The old custom [...] Mahásarasvatii, the spiritual effulgence.

[77] There is a popular belief that [...] (In ancient times the ladies had names like Vasantasená, Sharatsená, [...] Kárttika was not a bachelor.

[20] Even today, you will come across boys with names such as Tárápada, Táráprasáda, etc., and girls with such names as Tárádevii. This is the history behind these names.

[24] For instance, Káliká: [...] these deities are called by various names: for instance, Vámá [...] “Dakśińá Shakti”.

[3] Names are assigned to different objects [...] Prakrti is an outcome of this effort.

[8] The renowned Agra jam in north [...] here, therefore they have Sanskrit names.