Topic started by Sourav (@ proxy1.bur.adelphia.net) on Sun Jul 8 17:24:09 .
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what is meaning of the word 'risabh' and 'rishit' in any language.

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• From: Sourav (@ proxy1.bur.adelphia.net) on: Sun Jul 8 17:24:54
  
  Especially in bengali.
  
  
• From: Ramadas (@ globalb3.citicorp.com) on: Tue Jul 10 00:25:40
  
  Rishab means Bull. Actually we must spell it
  as "Vrishabh". The second Zodiac sign (Taurus)
  is Rishabh. The same in Bengali or any language
  derived from Samskrit.
  
  I have not heard about "Rishit", may be derived
  from the word "Rishi" means "wise-man".
  
  
• From: MAIREEN (@ spider-mtc-tl072.proxy.aol.com) on: Wed Jan 2 15:39:46
  
  WHAT DOES ADELPHIA MEAN
  IT IS NOT IN MY DICTIONARY
  
  
• From: Anuradha (@ ) on: Sat Jun 8 06:51:52
  
  Rishabh Dev was a great devotee of the Lord (Krishna). He finds mention in the Hindu scripture - Srimad Bhagavatam.
  
  By the way, my nephew is named Rishabh after him
  
  
• From: VB (@ ppp-67-67-168-224.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net) on: Mon Jun 30 17:55:37
  
  Is there any difference between RishaBH and RishaB? I know one of these stands for Nandi (Lord Shiva's bull). There are some sites which have listed it's meaning as the eigth octave ('Re', I suppose). Not quite clear if there are two meanings to the same word and the spelling does not matter OR if the spelling (adding the H at the end) alters the meaning.
  
  
• From: Ramadas (@ dclient217-162-115-14.hispeed.ch) on: Thu Jul 3 14:46:16 EDT 2003
  
  The correct spelling is with h. 'bha' is the 24th consonant among the Sanskrit consonants and the 4th in the Pa series of consonants. When writing in roman script the h is added to differentiate it from the 3rd consonant of the pa series (p,ph,b,bh,m).
  
  

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