|
Word |
शब्द |
Meaning in English |
|
Vachana |
वचन |
Words |
|
Vāhana |
वाहन |
Vehicle |
|
Vaktā |
वक्ता |
Speaker |
|
Vaikhari |
वैखरी |
Sound or speech that is spoken and
heard |
|
Vaikuntha |
वैकुंठ |
Celestial abode of Vishnu |
|
Vairāgya |
वैराग्य |
Detachment |
|
vaishnava |
वैश्नव |
Devotee of Vishnu |
|
Vaishākh |
वैशाख |
The
seventh month of Hindu calendar |
|
Vartamān |
वर्तमान |
Present |
|
Vāsanā |
वासना |
Desires |
|
Vashitva |
वशित्व |
One of the siddhi by which all living being can be
conquered |
|
Vāta |
वात् |
Air |
|
Veda |
वेद |
Sacred scripture; there are four Vedas Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Sāma Veda
and Atharva Veda |
|
Vedānta |
वेदांत |
End of Veda |
|
Vibhuti |
विभूति |
Sacred ash; manifestation of divine |
|
Vichār |
विचार |
Thought; Investigation of the self;
Enquiry about what is real and unreal |
|
Vidvān |
विद्वान |
Scholar |
|
Vidyā |
विद्या |
Knowledge |
|
Vidyāpitha |
विद्यापीठ |
A place to obtain
Knowledge; school |
|
Vighna |
विघ्न |
Obstacle |
|
Vijay |
विजय |
Victory; win |
|
Vijayādashami |
विजयादशमी |
A festival commemorating the great
victory of Ram over Ravan |
|
Vikalpa |
विकल्प |
Distinction |
|
Vikshepa |
विक्षेप |
Distraction |
|
Vināsha |
विनाश |
Destruction |
|
Virodha |
विरोध |
Opposition |
|
Virya |
विर्य |
Strength; power, energy |
|
Viryavān |
विर्यवान |
A person with strength or power |
|
Visaya |
विषय |
Subject matter |
|
Vishuddhi |
विशुद्धि |
Purity |
|
Viveka |
विवेक |
Discrimination |
|
Vrata |
व्रत |
An austerity; a religious vow |
|
Vyabhichara |
व्यभिचार |
Deviation; immoral conduct |
|
Vyādhi |
व्याधि |
Disease |
|
Vyakta |
व्यक्त |
Physically present or visible |
|
Vyakti |
व्यक्ति |
Person |
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