Namaste

an ancient Sanskrit greeting still in everyday use in India and especially on the trail in the Nepal Himalaya. Translated roughly, it means "I bow to the God within you", or "The Spirit within me salutes the Spirit in you" - a knowing that we are all made from the same One Divine Consciousness.

The more formal greeting Sanskrit Namascar pronounced NAH-mah-scar is also used in India, though less frequently in Nepal. The Hindi "Jai Bhagwan" is also in common use, and carries the same meaning.

by Daniel Gryte November 28, 2003

NAIMA

Is the most beautiful girl anyone has ever seen. she's hyper, crazy, funny, and always makes you smile no matter what.

There goes NAIMA

by iaintyo March 23, 2010

Naama

The most amazing girl you will ever meet, if you know a Naama never let her go. She will always end up making you happy no matter what mood you're in. She gives the best advice you will ever ask for. Naama is amazing at sports, dancing, and pretty much everything else she does too. She's funny, beautiful, athletic, and just the best person to be around. You can't ask for any more than a Naama. Let her love you, love her even more, you won't regret it. She may not be perfect, but she's as close as you'll get and trust me, she will be perfect to you.

Bro 1: Yo, who's that beauty over there?

Bro 2: Naama

Bro 1: Of course, how didn't I know that?

by 2bears December 30, 2012

Naima

Naima is the most loyal person you'll meet, she will never let you down, don't ever hurt her or you'll be very sorry about it. She has a great personality and she known for her beauty, Naima is a rare name and if you meet a Naima love her for who she is he loyal to her and treat her well!!

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by pepperrrrrrrre360 March 8, 2019

namaho

The recognition of the clear and silent space within all Beings. Namaho

(fist into flat upturned palm, head nod): Namaho

by sOmaHawk September 25, 2013

Naman

Sexy hot Indian

Look at the guy who has all the girls thats a Naman

Zai is next to 10 girls wait thats a Naman

by Zai Shah July 14, 2021

namak

A word in Indian source, meaning “Salt” in English. Mr. Gandhi began a new campaign in 1930 in India called the “Namak Satyagraha”. Mr. Gandhi and his followers set off on a 200-mile journey from Ashram Ahmedabad to the Arabian Ocean and pick up a few grains of salt. This action formed the symbolic focal point of a campaign of civil disobedience in which the state monopoly on salt was the first target.

Namak halal, means a very faithful person.
Namak haram, means a person you can't trust.
Chutki bhar namak dena, means "Give me a pinch of Salt".

by Rajneesh Sharma May 3, 2008