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    Jun 27, 2008, 06:00 AM
    Translation for word "Digestion"
    What is the sanskrit and urdu translation for the word "Digestion"?
    Correct me if I am wrong
    In hindi its caled "pachan". In urdu its called "hajm"
    What's in sanskrit?
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    Jun 27, 2008, 07:25 AM
    I find from the English/Sanskrit dictionary:

    1 agnidIpti f. active state of digestion Sus3r.
    2 agnimAndya n. slowness of digestion , dyspepsia.
    3 agnimat mfn. Being near the fire AV. (RV. Has %{va4t}) ; having or maintaining a sacrificial fire Mn. &c. ; having a good digestion Sus3r.
    4 agnisAda m. weakness of digestion Sus3r.
    5 agnisambhava mfn. Produced from fire ; m. wild safflower L. ; = %{-jAra} ; `" the result of digestion , chyme or chyle L.
    6 agnivardhaka or mfn. Promoting digestion , stomachic.
    7 agnivardhana mfn. Promoting digestion , stomachic.
    8 agnivRddhi f. improvement of digestion.
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    Jun 27, 2008, 10:57 AM
    hajm = हज़्म

    pachan = पचन
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