Dear Stephen.
Your assertive and presumptuous statement that the there is no such sanskrit word as "yoJana". My attempt was to differentiate the J sound from the G sound, as you may visualize from the devnagari alphabet.
My presenting of the sanskrit cognate yojana with a capital J was not attempt to show it from transcription point of view.
I have already posted the long definitions of 'YOJNA"
Yogna however is also a sanskrit word.
Hope that clarifies the matter
truly
biloo
Stephen Hodge <
s.hodge@...> wrote: madan tandon wrote:
> meaning of "Yogana" and "yoJana" are quite different.
What is this "yoJana" ? In the style of transcription which uses a capital
J, the J stands for ~n (n tilde). But there is no such Sanskrit word. Do
you mean YuJjAna ? But in any case, you are mistaken: jhaana/dhyaana is not
and cannot be cognate with any derivatives from the YUJ root.
Best wishes,
Stephen Hodge
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