Ginan Reverse Lexicon - An online tool to lookup terms and concepts in ginans by their definitions in English

Ginanic Term	Meaning

chānd sūraj	the moon and the sun the rise and the fall of inglā and pinglā the breathing from one nostril is called inglā and from the other nostril is called pinglā and the unison of the both called sukhmaṇā (shushumnā) in view of their effects they are also ca
kahāve	is called ◆ is known as
kahāvshe	will claim ◆ will be called
kevlāsī	will be called ◆ will be recognized as
kilāvshe	will be called
nām bhaṇāvengo	will be called
rāhū	astronomically ◆ rāhū and ketū denote the points of intersection of the paths of the sun and the moon as they move on the celestial sphere therefore ◆ rāhū and ketū are respectively called the north and the south lunar nodes the fact that eclipses occur when the sun and the moon are at one of these points gives rise to the myth of the swallowing of the sun and the moon by the demon snake
sadāyā	called
shamsī	those who were converted by the teachings of pir shams (ra) are called shamsi
sād kareo	called out
teḍāviyā	called ◆ invited ◆ summoned

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