MAHA YUGA

Meaning of MAHA YUGA in English

/meuh hah" yoog"euh/

a period of 12,000 years, comprising four Yugas.

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YUGA — noun see: yoke Date: 1784 one of the four ages of a Hindu world cycle
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YUGA — Unit of the cosmic cycle in Hindu cosmology. Each yuga is progressively shorter than the preceding one, corresponding to a …
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MAHA — I. maha Usage: usually capitalized variant of omaha II. ma·ha ˈmä(ˌ)hä, ˈmähə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sinhalese maha large, …
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YUGA — ˈyu̇gə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit, yoke, pair, race of men, age of the world — more at yoke …
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YUGA — (n.) Any one of the four ages, Krita, or Satya, Treta, Dwapara, and Kali, into which the Hindoos divide the …
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MAHA — (n.) A kind of baboon; the wanderoo.
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YUGA — ( n. ) Any one of the four ages, Krita, or Satya, Treta, Dwapara, and Kali, into which the Hindoos …
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MAHA — ( n. ) A kind of baboon; the wanderoo.
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YUGA — /yoog"euh/ , n. Hinduism. 1. an age of time. 2. any of four ages, the Satya, the Treta, the Dvapara, …
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YUGA — noun Etymology: Sanskrit, yoke, age — more at yoke Date: 1784 : one of the four ages of a Hindu …
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YUGA — noun any one of the four ages, krita, or satya, treta, dwapara, and kali, into which the hindoos divide the …
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MAHA — noun a kind of baboon; the wanderoo.
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MAHA — [ 'mʌhʌ ] ■ adjective Indian very large or great. Origin from Hindi mahā .
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YUGA — [yu.ga] n [Skt, yoke, age--more at yoke] (1784): one of the four ages of a Hindu world cycle
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YUGA — in Hindu cosmology, an age of mankind. Each yuga is progressively shorter than the preceding one, corresponding to a decline …
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YUGA — Unit of the cosmic cycle in Hindu cosmology. Each yuga is progressively shorter than the preceding one, corresponding to a …
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MAHA — Fun, special, wonderful, etc. Example: Q. How was the show? A. It was maha.
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YUGA — [Hindu] One of the four ages of the world into which, according to Hindu cosmology, the mundane time is divided. …
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YUGA — Юга
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TRETA YUGA — ˈtrād.ə- noun Etymology: Sanskrit tretāyuga, from tretā third throw of the dice, triad (from traya triple, threefold, from tri three) …
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KRITA YUGA — ˌkrid.əˈyu̇gə noun Usage: usually capitalized K&Y Etymology: Sanskrit kṛtayuga, from kṛta best throw at dice (that of the four) + …
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KALI YUGA — ˌkəlēˈyu̇gə noun Usage: usually capitalized K&Y Etymology: Sanskrit kaliyuga, from kali ace on a die + yuga yoke, age of …
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DVAPARA YUGA — ˌdväpərəˈyu̇gə noun Usage: usually capitalized D&Y Etymology: Sanskrit dvāparayuga, from dvāpara third best throw at dice (that of the two) …
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TRETA YUGA — /tray"teuh yoog"euh/ , Hinduism. the second Yuga, not as good as the Satya Yuga but better than the Dvapara Yuga. …
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SATYA YUGA — /sut"yeuh yoog"euh/ , Hinduism. the first and best of the four Yugas. Also called Krita Yuga .
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KRITA YUGA — /krit"euh yoog"euh/ , Hinduism. See Satya Yuga . [ krtayuga ]
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KALI YUGA — /kul'ee yoog"euh/ , Hinduism. the fourth and present age of the world, full of conflict and sin. [ ]
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DVAPARA YUGA — /dvah"peuhr euh yoog"euh/ , Hinduism. the third of the Yugas, not as good as the Treta Yuga but better than …
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MAHA SARAKHAM — also spelled Mahasarakhan, or Mahasarakham, town, northeastern Thailand. Maha Sarakham is located at a road junction on a bend of …
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MAHA MAYA — also called Maya, the mother of Gautama Buddha; she was the wife of Raja Suddhodana. According to Buddhist legend, Maha …
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MAHA BODHI SOCIETY — an organization that was established to encourage Buddhist studies in India and abroad. The society was founded in Ceylon (now …
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BANDULA, MAHA — born 1780? died April 1, 1825, Danubyu, Myanmar also spelled Mahabandula Myanmar general who fought against the British in the …
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MERONG MAHA WANGSA — [Other] According to ancient Malay documents, Merong Maha Wangsa was the companion of a Roman prince who was betrothed to …
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YOKE — I. noun (plural ~s) Etymology: Middle English yok, from Old English geoc; akin to Old High German joh ~, Latin …
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MAHARANI — or maharanee noun Etymology: Hindi & Urdu mahārānī, from mahā great (from Sanskrit mahat) + rānī rani Date: circa 1855 …
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BAGYIDAW — died October 1846 Seventh monarch of the Alaungpaya dynasty (r. 1819–37) of Myanmar. Bagyidaw was an ineffectual king, but his …
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YOKE — I. ˈyōk noun ( -s ) Usage: see sense 2 Etymology: Middle English yok, from Old English geoc; akin to …
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OMAHA — I. ˈōməˌhȯ, -hä noun also ma·ha məˈ ̷ ̷ ( plural omaha or omahas also maha or mahas ) Usage: usually capitalized …
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MAHARANI — noun or ma·ha·ra·nee ˌmä(h)əˈränē ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi mahārānī, from mahā great (from Sanskrit mahat ) + -rānī queen …
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KALPA — ˈkəlpə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit : a duration of time in Hinduism covering a complete cosmic cycle from …
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YUG — (n.) Alt. of Yuga
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WANDEROO — (n.) A large monkey (Macacus silenus) native of Malabar. It is black, or nearly so, but has a long white …
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YUG — ( n. ) Alt. of Yuga
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WANDEROO — ( n. ) A large monkey (Macacus silenus) native of Malabar. It is black, or nearly so, but has a …
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YOKE — yoke 1 — yokeless , adj. /yohk/ , n. , pl. yokes for 1, 3-20, yoke for 2; v. , …
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MAHAYANA — — Mahayanist /mah'heuh yah"nist/ , n. /mah'heuh yah"neuh/ , n. the later of the two great schools of Buddhism, chiefly …
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MAHATMA — — mahatmaism , n. /meuh haht"meuh, -hat"-/ , n. ( sometimes cap. ) 1. a Brahman sage. 2. (esp. in …
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MAHASAMADHI — /meuh hah"seuh mah"dee/ , n. Hinduism, Buddhism. the highest state of samadhi. [ maha- great + samadhi SAMADHI ]
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MAHARISHI — /mah heuh ree"shee, meuh hahr"euh-/ , n. Hinduism. 1. a teacher of spiritual and mystical knowledge; religious sage: often used …
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MAHARANEE — /mah'heuh rah"nee/ , n. 1. (formerly) the wife of a maharajah. 2. (formerly) an Indian princess who was sovereign in …
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MAHARAJAH — /mah'heuh rah"jeuh, -zheuh/ , n. (formerly) a ruling prince in India, esp. of one of the major states. Also, maharaja …
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MAHAMAYA — /meuh hah"mah"yeuh/ , n. Hinduism. 1. the mother of the Buddha. 2. maya (def. 4). [ 1690-1700; maha- great + …
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MAHADEVA — /meuh hah"day"veuh/ , n. Hinduism. a name of Shiva. [ maha- great + deva god. See DEITY ]
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KALPA — /kul"peuh/ , n. Hinduism. a thousand cycles of Maha Yugas. [ 1785-95; ]
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YOKE — I. ˈyōk noun ( plural yokes ) Etymology: Middle English yok, from Old English geoc; akin to Old High German …
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MAHARANI — or ma·ha·ra·nee -ˈrä-nē Etymology: Hindi & Urdu mahārānī, from mahā great (from Sanskrit mahat ) + rānī rani Date: circa …
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YUG — noun ·alt. of yuga.
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WANDEROO — noun a large monkey (macacus silenus) native of malabar. it is black, or nearly so, but has a long white …
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MAHSEER — [ 'mα:sɪə ] ■ noun a large edible carp of northern India and the Himalayan region. [Genus Tor : several …
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MAHATMA — [ mə'hatmə , mə'hα:- ] ■ noun 1》 (in the Indian subcontinent) a holy person or sage. 2》 (in some …
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YOKE — [yoke] n, pl yokes [ME yok, fr. OE geoc; akin to OHG joh yoke, L jugum, Gk zygon, Skt yuga, …
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GUTZKOW, KARL (FERDINAND) — born March 17, 1811, Berlin, Prussia died Dec. 16, 1878, Sachsenhausen, Frankfurt am Main novelist and dramatist who was a …
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