[mzamanm]

Dear;
I want to confirm if Moten Or Motten or Motan Or Pasechi Moten Or Pasechi are chinese words and if so what are their meanings.Please Help Me.(EXPERT OPINION NEEDED)
Thanks.(I'm in urgent need)

[nicespringgirl]

Are you talking about a type of flower? It could be...
Mo Dan... it might be spoken as Moten in English

[mzamanm]

First Of all I'm extremely thankful to you personally for your gracious answer.I don't know anything about it whether it is a flower.can't your ladyship confirm this fact with authoritative reference.
A Lot Of Thanks.

[RubyPitbull]

mzamanm, unfortunately, the spelling makes it difficult to find the origin. I do not believe it is chinese. The words Paschi & Moten, can be found in Italian and they are proper names, such as streets or someone's last name. Other words that are similar can be found in Dutch & Spanish. Pastiche in Italian means hodgepodge or a stylistic interpretation, it is dependent upon it's usage.

Can you possibly give us a little more information as to how the words were used, in what context, and maybe attempt to spell them phoenetically? We will try to help you if it is at all possible.

[mzamanm]

The Word Is Pronounced Something Like Pas-e-chi and The Other Word Is Mott-an Or Something Very Similar To It.
I Appreciate Your Efforts And Offer Thanks.

[RubyPitbull]

It could possibly be mandarin chinese or any other dialect. Unfortunately, I cannot translate this for you. Maybe someone else will stop by and be able to help at some point.

[jasmine_rezzag]

Hey guys,could you tell me where did you heard it?In china?If yes, in which part of China?
You know there are so many dialects in china,for example, pinyin and cantonese are totally different!Tell me more,maybe I would help!;)

[mzamanm]

Now have I Come to know that it was a Sanskrit Word. It Stands For A Yoga Asan. It wasn't a Chinese Word. Sorry.
Thanks