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Prakash
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Prakash(ProperNoun)
. It is a common name mostly among Hindus, with some usage among Jains, Sikhs and recently Indic Christians. The name is encountered in variant forms in the Indian Union, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Mauritius, and other countries where Indic races (i.e., people of East Indian origin) live.
Etymology: Prakash means light, just as lux in Latin does. The word is from the Indo-European language, prakasam.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Prakash in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Prakash in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of Prakash in a Sentence
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop:
Prakash has sought to commission violent terrorist acts, including in Australia, he has exploited social media to spread violent extremism and to recruit others, including young women and girls, to travel to Syria and Iraq to join Daesh.
I think it has set India apart from some of the other tiger range countries. If Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar look at China, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, there's more emphasis on tigers in captivity, farming and valuing tigers for their body parts higher than the survival of tigers in the wild.
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- براكاشArabic
- prakashCzech
- PrakashDanish
- PrakashGerman
- prakashGreek
- kraŝosEsperanto
- PrakashSpanish
- پراكاشPersian
- PrakashFinnish
- PrakashFrench
- prakashIrish
- պրակաշArmenian
- prakashIndonesian
- PrakashItalian
- prakashHebrew
- プラカシュJapanese
- 프라 카쉬Korean
- prakashLatin
- prakashDutch
- PrakashNorwegian
- prakashPolish
- prakashPortuguese
- PrakashRomanian
- ПракашRussian
- prakashSwedish
- பிரகாஷ்Tamil
- prakashTelugu
- PrakashThai
- prakashTurkish
- пракашUkrainian
- prakashVietnamese
- prakashYiddish
- 普拉卡什Chinese
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