noun

Asha

Asha (noun) means In Zoroastrianism, the principle of truth, order, and rightness that governs the universe. Example: “Followers of Zoroastrianism try to live in accordance with asha.”

noun

In Zoroastrianism, the principle of truth, order, and rightness that governs the universe.

"Followers of Zoroastrianism try to live in accordance with asha."

"The concept of asha stands opposed to falsehood and chaos in Zoroastrian teaching."

How to use Asha

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA core Zoroastrian idea meaning something close to "truth" or "the right order of things."

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Etymology

From Sanskrit आशा (asha), related to the Avestan concept of cosmic truth central to Zoroastrian belief.

Origin: Sanskrit

Rhymes for Asha

pasha Sasha Tasha Masha basha Yasha dasha Natasha

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Asha” mean?

The word “Asha” means in Zoroastrianism, the principle of truth, order, and rightness that governs the universe. In plain terms, a core Zoroastrian idea meaning something close to "truth" or "the right order of things.".

How do you use “Asha” in a sentence?

Here is “Asha” used in a sentence: “Followers of Zoroastrianism try to live in accordance with asha.”

What part of speech is “Asha”?

“Asha” is a noun.

Where does the word “Asha” come from?

The word “Asha” comes from Sanskrit. From Sanskrit आशा (asha), related to the Avestan concept of cosmic truth central to Zoroastrian belief.

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