Krishna
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Krishna
hey! did you meet Krishna today? oh, sorry, i know you call him Kinna Boo. i hope all your worries are gone now that you’ve met him. Mannat, you’re so damn lucky to have him in your life!!
Krishna by I Love Kinna November 23, 2021
Krishna
A beautiful girl with a great body and warm heart. She will make your life a beautiful sunshine. She will brighten up the room with her laugh and her bold sense oh humor. Boys go crazy for her .
Jessica :- Omg it's the new girl, she is to beautiful.
Girl :- krishna ? She is so pretty , we should be friend her.
Girl :- krishna ? She is so pretty , we should be friend her.
Krishna by Cutie girly November 25, 2021
Krishna
The Sanskrit word 'Krishna' is explained in a verse from Udhyoga parva (71.4) of Mahabharata as:
kṛṣir bhū-vācakaḥ śabdo
ṇaś ca nirvṛti-vācakaḥ
tayor aikyaṁ paraṁ brahma
kṛṣṇa ity abhidhīyate
kṛṣiḥ — the verbal root kṛṣ; bhū — attractive existence; vācakaḥ — signifying; śabdaḥ — word; ṇaḥ — the syllable ṇa; ca — and; nirvṛti — spiritual pleasure; vācakaḥ — indicating; tayoḥ — of both; aikyam — amalgamation; param — supreme; brahma — Absolute Truth; kṛṣṇaḥ — Lord Kṛṣṇa; iti — thus; abhidhīyate — is called.
“ ‘The word “kṛṣ” is the attractive feature of the Lord’s existence, and “ṇa” means spiritual pleasure. When the verb “kṛṣ” is added to the affix “ṇa,” it becomes “Kṛṣṇa,” which indicates the Absolute Truth.’
kṛṣir bhū-vācakaḥ śabdo
ṇaś ca nirvṛti-vācakaḥ
tayor aikyaṁ paraṁ brahma
kṛṣṇa ity abhidhīyate
kṛṣiḥ — the verbal root kṛṣ; bhū — attractive existence; vācakaḥ — signifying; śabdaḥ — word; ṇaḥ — the syllable ṇa; ca — and; nirvṛti — spiritual pleasure; vācakaḥ — indicating; tayoḥ — of both; aikyam — amalgamation; param — supreme; brahma — Absolute Truth; kṛṣṇaḥ — Lord Kṛṣṇa; iti — thus; abhidhīyate — is called.
“ ‘The word “kṛṣ” is the attractive feature of the Lord’s existence, and “ṇa” means spiritual pleasure. When the verb “kṛṣ” is added to the affix “ṇa,” it becomes “Kṛṣṇa,” which indicates the Absolute Truth.’
The supreme being is called Krishna.