The literal translation of Jai, from hindi to engish is victory or victorious, and "Bhagavan, also written Bhagwan or Bhagawan, from the Sanskrit stem bhaga-vant, literally means "possessing fortune, blessed, prosperous" (from the noun bhaga, meaning "fortune, wealth","god"), and hence "illustrious, divine, venerable, holy. It is a greeting that basically means may the bhagavan - divine, prosperous, etc - in you be victorious.

A: Namaste and Good morning. How are you?

B:Jai Bhagwan. I am wonderful thank you.

jai bhagwan by Aum Namo March 9, 2010

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Jai Bhagwan

A hindi version of the an ancient Sanskrit greeting "Namaste" which is still in everyday use in India and 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.

Jai Bhagwan is used interchangeable with Namaste is some yoga classes.

Jai Bhagwan by Sara March 27, 2005

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Bhawana

The girl with the most joyful smile and the most contagious laugh. She can light up anyone’s day. She really cares about her friends and will do anything for them. She is very nurturing and has a good sense of humour. She moves with grace and uplifts people’s spirit. A very down to earth girl. Never lose a Bhawana if you ever encounter one.

Alex: Hey somethings moving behind the bush!
Emma: Oh! It’s a Bhawana!!
Alex: I better use my Masterball to catch her!
Emma: Yeah! What a legend.

Bhawana by emdeezle April 30, 2021

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bhagankura

Bhagankura means clitoris. The word owes its origin to combination of two words i.e. bhaga (meaning vagina) + ankura (meaning to sprout). Clitoris or bhagankura is a small tissue projecting or sprouting from the upper skin of the vagina.

Mo balika bandhu ta bhagankura chati baku kahibaru mu bhagankurara pratham darshana kali (I had the first glimpse of my girl friend's clitoris which she asked me to lick. )
senti,

bhagankura by sanyukta shukla December 23, 2012

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