Sanskrit – it’s often translated as the “perfection of wisdom,” but that I don’t think

Sanskrit words, but sometimes whole sentences in Sanskrit. Also sprinkled in are various syllables that

Sanskrit word for barbarian, mleccha, means anyone who speaks a non-Sanskrit language, eats beef

Sanskrit verbal root, cit, translated in this context as “to urge,” which can be reconstructed

Sanskrit College Research Series, no. 70). Calcutta: Sanskrit College, 1982. Ch’en, Kenneth K. S. "On Some

Sanskrit, Tibetan and Chinese versions. My friend Bob Thurman was in the class with me; we were

Sanskrit word samaya, and that’s translated into Tibetan as damtsig (dam-tshig). It is something

Sanskrit word shunya (śūnya)or shunyata (śūnyatā). “Shunya” is the same word as the Sanskrit

Sanskrit word and what it means is the warp of a loom. A loom is something

Sanskrit, then since most people do not know these Sanskrit words, like most people's mothers