Look well to this day. Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore to this day.”– Kālidāsa, Classical Sanskrit Writer 「乐观的看今天,昨天不过是一场梦,...
aThe term is derived from the Latin rabies, "madness".[61] This, in turn, may be related to the Sanskrit rabhas, "to do violence". The Greeks derived the word "lyssa", from "lud" or "violent"; this root is used in the name of the genus of rabies lyssavirus.[62] 期限从拉丁狂...
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bef. 900; Middle English; Old Englishōther(pronoun, adjective, adjectival, and noun, nominal); cognate with Germanander,Gothicanthar; akin to Sanskritantara- Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: other/ˈʌðə/determiner ...
According to the Sanskrit story collectionVetala Panchvimshati, which dates back to the 11th century, the vetala were especially skilled at telling riddles. In one tale, the monster asks a king several riddles; when the king knows the answer to a riddle, the vetala flies away; when the ...
I found a ‘pearler’. Or rather it found me. Known as Shreyas (translated from Sanskrit as ‘most beautiful’), it is my special place for stillness, silence, peace and warmth. It enfolds me and hugs me like a friend – it is a friend, a very special friend located in the heart...
ahe took the book to me! 他采取了书对我![translate] a你该准备回家了. Your this preparation went home.[translate] a梵文我见过,它好像很难写的样子 Sanskrit I have seen, it is probably very difficult the appearance which writes[translate] ...
morespecifically to the Iranian group, the other members being the Old Persian of the cuneiform inscriptions, the Pahlavi, and Pazend (or Middle Iranian), and the later dialects, New Persian, Kurdish, Afghan, etc. The Avestan speech isverycloselyrelated to Sanskrit; in fact,weareable to ...
Taking its name from the Sanskrit word for “surprise,” the Alila brand has for years treated guests to bespoke hospitality, thoughtful design and standout experiences in such far-flung destinations as Indonesia, Malaysia, Oman and India. In 2019, the brand became a part of theHyattcollection...
There are several views of the origin of the term: (1) LXX Greek φορεῖον (phoreion,“bridal-litter”) is a loanword from Hebrew; the term is not used in Greek until the Koine period (LSJ 1950-51); (2) Sanskrit paryanka and palki“palanquin, sedan-chair” (M. Monier-...