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I know Sanskrit very well.. But even i had never heard of such word before... 😊 Well.. That word now gets added to my vocabulary... 😊

Originally posted by: Yuvrajjj

Daya = Ray

what dya think?

whats going on? Who said that?
I said mayookham means a jyothis, or ray.

I too didn't get what Yuvraj was trying to say... I said I have been learning Sanskrit since three years so I know this language very well... But this word Mayookham was not in my dictionary... And I only thanked chinnu di for adding that word into my vocabulary... I posted nothing off the topic... If anyone thinks so...

Originally posted by: Yuvrajjj

OK

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Originally posted by: akshay29

I too didn't get what Yuvraj was trying to say... I said I have been learning Sanskrit since three years so I know this language very well... But this word Mayookham was not in my dictionary... And I only thanked chinnu di for adding that word into my vocabulary... I posted nothing off the topic... If anyone thinks so...

i don't think its off the topic.. rest chinnu will tell.. 😊

ok.....lets wind up people....
The doubts are over now. 😊

Originally posted by: chinnu_manikyam

ok.....lets wind up people....
The doubts are over now. 😊

ok but at least tell us whether it was off the topic? 😃