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From: brian@jett.UUCP (Brian Reynolds)
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Subject: The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant/Sanskrit definitions
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Date: Sun, 15-Apr-84 19:16:21 EST
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<Melenkurion abatha! Duroc minas mill khabaal!>
   Can anyone out there give me the (real) definitions of some
of the Sanskrit words used in the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
the Unbeliever?  I happened to run into a definition of MOKSHA
(New plane of existence entered by souls which have attained
perfection through many incarnations--Hindu belief) today and
wondered if the other definitions were available.  I am especially
interested in the definitions for: aliantha, amanibhavam,
anundivian yajna, Banas Nimoram, Bhrathair (brother?),
caamora, Kelenbhrabanal, Melenkurion abatha (etc), turiya,
samadhi, orcrest, lillianrill, lomillialor, lor-liaril, lianar,
rhadhamaerl, suru-pa-maerl, dhraga, dhubha, dhurng, drhami,
durhisitar, ghohristar, ghramin, Haruchai, krill, rukh, rhysh,
skest, ussusimiel, voure, vraith, ak-Haru, clachan, croyel,
Elemesnedene (I know what Elohim means), husta, Kenaustin
Ardenol, maidan, and Nicor.  I list these in case there is
someone out there who knows the definitions but has not read
the books.  Of course, I am sure some of these are not from
Sanskrit at all, but I would not know which ones.  
 
            Thanks for your help,
 
		-- Brian Reynolds
		{ihnp4|clyde|sdcrdcf}!akgua!jett!brian
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		-- Brian Reynolds
		{ihnp4|clyde|sdcrdcf}!akgua!jett!brian