BUKU BASA INDIA KAKAIT KARO «धर्मदार»
Temukaké kagunané saka
धर्मदार ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
धर्मदार lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa India.
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A Handbook for Travellers in India, Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon
... DERA ISMAIL KHAN, 498; D.B.K., 2 R.H. DHANBAD, 47 (R.); para; coalfield. BANK : State. DHANUSHKODI, 465; Port for Ceylon C rry. DHAR, 119' D.B.K.; old capital, 151. DHARAM'PAR,. 357;. Bombay. Steam. Navigation Launch daily.
Laurence Frederic Rushbrook Williams, 1965
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Hindi grammar and reader - Page 298
... un-kl praja-kl or kartavya-ke dhyan-ka pata66 calta hai. Asok-ke is dharm pracar 67 -ne vaidik 68 dharm-par-bhl gahra prabhav 69 dala. Hindu dharm-par jlvo 70 -kl raksa 71 -ke siddhant 72 -kl sarvasrestata 73 man Il 74 gayl.62 unho-ne ...
Ernest Bender, University of Pennsylvania. South Asia Regional Studies Dept, 1967
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Reaching Beyond the Religious: Seven Universal Wisdom ... - Page 38
For it comes irresistibly close to what the Hindus term dharma; it is, I would argue, dharma par excellence. Dharma is a crucial Hindu concept which means many things to many people, the most important of which are duty, order, and law.
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A Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms: With Sanskrit and ...
... (4) element of conscious life; (5) nirvana, i.e. dharma par excellence; (6) the absolute, the truly real; (7) the teaching, the religion of Buddha. p. 363a, 1.10. H, 12 strokes, in 11 by error, p. 402a, 1.13. Transpose # and p. 446a, 1.33. 6iJ, 15 ...
Lewis Hodous, William E. Soothill, 2003
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Everyday Life in Ancient India - Page 23
castes (KASTS) Levels or groups of people in a society. cultivate (KUL-tih-vayt) To grow. dharma (DAR-muh) A person's duty assigned by divine power. dialects (DY-uh-lekts) Kinds of languages spoken only in certain areas or by certain ...
Kirsten Campbell Holm, 2012
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Heinemann English Dictionary - Page 273
[Gujaratl] 273 diagonal dharma (dar-ma) noun Hinduism duty, codes of conduct and the practice of religion itself. [Sanskrit] dhoti (doe-tee) noun a garment worn by Hindu men. [Hindi] dhow (rkymes with cow) noun a small Arab trading vessel ...
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A Kid's Guide to Asian American History: More Than 70 ... - Page 161
... are born into certain unchangeable levels of society, each with its own responsibilities, or dharma (dar-mah). The original caste system had four sects: • Brahmins: The highest caste were intellectuals such as teachers, philosophers, and ...
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Tocharian and Indo-European Studies - Page 140
Nihsargika (or Naihsargika)-patayantika-dharma Par. Parajika-dharma Pat. Patayantika-dharma Pratid. Pratidesaniya-dharma PrMoSu Pratimoksasutra PrMoSu(Mu) Pratimoksasutra of the Mula-sarvastivadins Adams, Douglas. Q. (1999) A ...
Jens Elmegard Rasmussen, Georges-Jean Pinault, Klaus T. Schmidt, 2011
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The Essential World History - Page 36
Like all human beings, the ruler was required to follow the dharma (DAR-muh), a set of laws that set behavioral standards for all individuals and classes in Indian society. THE IMPACT OF THE GREEKS While competing groups squabbled for ...
William J. Duiker, Jackson Spielvogel, 2012
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America's Religions: From Their Origins to the ... - Page 471
The one way out is through following the dharma (DAAR-mah), that is, the teachings of the Buddha, which are symbolized by a wheel and summarized in the Buddha's first sermon as the “Four Noble Truths.” The first of these is that “all is ...
