Veda in Japanese
Veda in Japanese is ヴェーダ — Veda means any of the ancient sacred texts of Hinduism, forming the earliest layer of Sanskrit literature.
Veda in Japanese
ヴェーダ
Pronounced: vēda
(Hinduism) Any of a large body of texts originating in Ancient India. They form the oldest layer of Sanskrit literature and the oldest sacred texts of Hinduism.
What does "Veda" mean?
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name Any of the ancient sacred texts of Hinduism, forming the earliest layer of Sanskrit literature.
"Scholars study the Rigveda as the oldest of the four Vedas."
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noun A sweet, dense malt loaf bread traditionally popular in Northern Ireland.
"She toasted a slice of veda and spread it with butter."
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Veda in a sentence
- Scholars study the Rigveda as the oldest of the four Vedas.
- She toasted a slice of veda and spread it with butter.
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What is "Veda" in Japanese?
"Veda" in Japanese is ヴェーダ. Veda means: Any of the ancient sacred texts of Hinduism, forming the earliest layer of Sanskrit literature.
How do you pronounce ヴェーダ?
"Veda" in Japanese is ヴェーダ, pronounced "vēda".
How do you use "Veda" in a sentence?
Example: "Scholars study the Rigveda as the oldest of the four Vedas." In Japanese, "Veda" is ヴェーダ.
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