World Languages, asked by shreya12453, 8 months ago

swa and haya meaning in sanskrit. Anyone knows?

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Answered by MirhaHussain

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Etymology, meaning and usage

Svādhyāya is a compound Sanskrit word composed of svā (स्वा) + adhyāya (अध्याय). Adhyāya means "a lesson, lecture, chapter; reading". Svā means "own, one's own, self, the human soul". Therefore, Svādhyāya literally means "one's own reading, lesson".

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