Definitions for OMɔm
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
Omɔm(n.)
a sacred syllable used as a mantra in Hinduism and Buddhism.
Category: Eastern Religions
Origin of Om:
1780–90; < Skt
O.M.
Order of Merit.
Category: British
Wiktionary
om(Noun)
A sacred, mystical syllable used in prayer and meditation.
Origin: From ॐ.
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Om
a mystic word among the Hindus and Buddhists; presumed to be latent with some magic virtue, and used on solemn occasions as a sort of spiritual charm efficacious with the upper powers, and potent to draw down divine assistance in an hour of need.
Translations for OM
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- siekAfrikaans
- مَريضArabic
- боленBulgarian
- doentePortuguese (BR)
- nemocnýCzech
- krankGerman
- sygDanish
- άρρωστοςGreek
- enfermo, delicadoSpanish
- haigeEstonian
- مریضFarsi
- sairasFinnish
- maladeFrench
- חוֹלֶה, חוֹלָהHebrew
- अस्वस्थHindi
- bolestanCroatian
- betegHungarian
- sakitIndonesian
- veikur, sjúkurIcelandic
- malatoItalian
- 病気のJapanese
- 아픈Korean
- sergantis, nesveikasLithuanian
- slimsLatvian
- sakitMalay
- ziekDutch
- syk, dårligNorwegian
- choryPolish
- مریضPersian
- ناروغPashto
- doentePortuguese
- bolnavRomanian
- больнойRussian
- chorýSlovak
- bolanSlovenian
- bolestanSerbian
- sjukSwedish
- เจ็บป่วยThai
- hasta, rahatsızTurkish
- 生病的Chinese (Trad.)
- хворий, слабийUkrainian
- بیمارUrdu
- ốmVietnamese
- 有病的Chinese (Simp.)
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