namaste in Japanese
namaste in Japanese is ナマステ — namaste means a respectful greeting used in Indian culture and, more loosely, in yoga and wellness settings.
namaste in Japanese
ナマステ
Pronounced: namasute
The traditional greeting when saying the word namaste, with folded hands and a slight bow.
What does "namaste" mean?
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intj A respectful greeting used in Indian culture and, more loosely, in yoga and wellness settings.
"The instructor ended the class by bowing and saying "namaste.""
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noun The accompanying gesture — palms pressed together in front of the chest with a slight bow.
"She greeted her grandmother with a namaste at the door."
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namaste in a sentence
- The instructor ended the class by bowing and saying "namaste."
- She greeted her grandmother with a namaste at the door.
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What is "namaste" in Japanese?
"namaste" in Japanese is ナマステ. namaste means: A respectful greeting used in Indian culture and, more loosely, in yoga and wellness settings.
How do you pronounce ナマステ?
"namaste" in Japanese is ナマステ, pronounced "namasute".
How do you use "namaste" in a sentence?
Example: "The instructor ended the class by bowing and saying "namaste."" In Japanese, "namaste" is ナマステ.
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