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Translation?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Pradeep Nair Sep 17.

 

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Pradeep Nair replied to Gemma Sufi's discussion 'Translation?'
Since I don't know the situation where you are using the phrase 'Nothing is lost in the Universe' I wrote two, here below are the meaning two verbs used, both are almost same. नाशित् = destroyed, ruined, expulsed उत्सदति =fall into ruin, get lost…
September 16
Gemma Sufi replied to Gemma Sufi's discussion 'Translation?'
That's brilliant thank you :) As there are two, which should i use? They both mean the same? Gem
September 16
Pradeep Nair replied to Gemma Sufi's discussion 'Translation?'
1) न किमपि नाशित् विश्वे (विश्वलोके) - na kimapi naasit visve (or visvaloke) 2) न किमपि उत्सदति विश्वे (विश्वलोके) - na kimpai utdasati visve (or visvaloke)
September 16
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Hi there. I'm very new here but i was wondering if someone could give me a translation for 'Nothing is lost in the Universe' ? If possible i'd like it written in Sanskrit but also pronounced too. It would be a huge help thankyou :D Gem
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visita

pp. (&root;sâ) opened.

vithi

f. [&root;1. vî] row; road, street; race-course; row of shops, market street; row of pictures, picture gallery; kind of one-act drama: -ka, m. or (metr.) n., â, f. row; street; picture gallery; kind of one-act drama.
 

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