Here at Abarim Publications we suspect that the name Pishon may be a Hebraized form of the Sanskrit name for the Indus, namely Sindhu (hence the names India and Hindu). The word Sindhu consists of sim, meaning region, and dhu, meaning to shake or tremble. Pishon meaning The name Pishon...
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The word itself begins as an ancient Sanskrit word,naranga,possibly derived from an even older Dravidian (another ancient language spoken in what is now southern India) root,naru,meaning fragrant. Along with the oranges, the word migrated into Persian and Arabic. From there it was adopted into...
also Sanscrit, ancient sacred language of India, 1610s, from Sanskrit samskrtam "put together, well-formed, perfected," neuter of samskrta, from sam "together" (from PIE root *sem- (1) "one; as one, together with") + krta- "to make, do, perform" (from PIE *kwer- "to make,...
measure of distance in India (about 2 miles), from Hindi kos, from Sanskrit krosah, literally "a call, a shout;" thus, "distance within which a man's shout can be heard."AdvertisementTrends of kos adapted from books.google.com/ngrams/ with a 7-year moving average; ngrams are probab...
also raja, "king or prince in India," ruling either independently or as a feudatory, 1550s, from Hindi, from Sanskrit rajan...Related: Rajput, "member of the ruling caste in northern India" (1590s), from Sanskrit rajaputrah "prince," literally "king's... ...
Sanskrit, from Sanskrit samskrtam meaning "put together, perfected," originates from PIE roots *sem- (together) + *kwer- (to make), denoting a cultivated, perfect...
Originating from Late Latin indianus, derived from India, "Indian" means an inhabitant of India or South Asia and was mistakenly applied to Native Americans from ...
"British rule in India," 1859, from Hindi raj "rule, dominion, kingdom" (from PIE root… See origin and meaning of raj.