om in Greek
om in Greek is ωμ — om means a sacred syllable chanted in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain meditation and prayer.
om in Greek
ωμ
Pronounced: om
(Hinduism, Buddhism) A sacred, mystical syllable used in prayer and meditation.
What does "om" mean?
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noun A sacred syllable chanted in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain meditation and prayer.
"She began her yoga class by chanting om three times."
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verb To chant the sacred syllable om.
"The group sat cross-legged and started to om together."
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om in a sentence
- She began her yoga class by chanting om three times.
- The group sat cross-legged and started to om together.
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What is "om" in Greek?
"om" in Greek is ωμ. om means: A sacred syllable chanted in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain meditation and prayer.
How do you pronounce ωμ?
"om" in Greek is ωμ, pronounced "om".
How do you use "om" in a sentence?
Example: "She began her yoga class by chanting om three times." In Greek, "om" is ωμ.
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