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in reply to a message by Caprice
saMyuktA is definitely an Indian female name with clear Sanskrit origin. The M there is, however, rarely pronounced M: most often it will be like the English sound at the end of sing.
I do not know if it is also an Inca name.
I do not know if it is also an Inca name.
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Thanks! Do you know what Samyukta means? n/m
Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if only one remembers to turn on the lights
~Albus Dumbledore
We have to invade Aghan...Afagahn...Afganh...Afghna...Affg...Iraq ~ Dubya
Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if only one remembers to turn on the lights
~Albus Dumbledore
We have to invade Aghan...Afagahn...Afganh...Afghna...Affg...Iraq ~ Dubya
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sam is a prefix which is cognate with the English same and means something like together or union. yuj is the root to join, cognate with English yoke. saMyuktA is the feminine past participle form, meaning united (or married or fixed or complex number or ...) It is an ancient word, and an old name. Quite common in the east of India, where it is pronounced sanjuktA where the n is the soft palatal n (somewhat like spanish gn), for example, it is the name of the most famous dancer of a particular Indian dance form.
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