Noun:

বাক অঙ্গ,

organ of speech's Usage Examples:

(Ṣadāvaśyaka); and Gupti- Controlling the threefold activity of: the body; the organ of speech; and the mind.

taste, smell, sight, hearing) Energy Respiration Life-duration The organ of speech The mind According to major Jain text, Tattvarthsutra: "The severance.

"facilitate [the ritual acts] with your tongues” ("tongues" as the organ of speech).

the action of the body, the organ of speech and the mind is the reason for asrava.

The organs of actions The mouth (the organ of speech) The feet (the organ to move(walk)) The hands (the organ to grasp(force.

(prajñā) and not think of too many words, for that is exhausting to the organ of speech.

these are: the five senses, energy, respiration, life-duration, the organ of speech, and the mind.

organ of speech is this world (the earth), the mind is the sky, and the vital force is that world (heaven).

The organ of speech.

(Şadāvaśyaka); and Gupti- Controlling the threefold activity of: the body; the organ of speech; and the mind.

The external organs of action include the mouth as the organ of speech; the hands to lift; the legs to walk, the organs of excretion to remove.

as light for the eye Pe recalls peh (פה), the mouth, as man's holy organ of speech and praise Tzade suggests Moses as tzaddik (צדיק), the righteous Kof.

ten, namely the five senses, energy, respiration, life-duration, the organ of speech, and the mind.

Its function as organ of speech often overlapped with Office of Inspector General, and they sometimes.

festival's name derives from the Spanish word for mouth, boca – the organ of speech and song and storytelling – while also referencing the Bocas del Dragón.

13) that the discriminating mind should merge the organ of speech into the mind; he who has extracted and tasted the real essence enjoys.

prakṛti (प्रकृति) arose in turn the organs of actions known as the organ of speech, the hands, the feet, and the organs of excretion and generation.

Synonyms:

oratory; address; oral presentation; conclusion; lecture; inaugural; public lecture; introduction; ending; inaugural address; preaching; speech act; impromptu; closing; colloquium; discourse; body; allocution; litany; dithyramb; public speaking; end; speaking; speechmaking; talk; sermon; close;

Antonyms:

thinness; open; phase in; begin; continue;