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FAO: Indians ---- Topic: Swaraj
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| Lira |
After hearing about it in a lecture, I decided to look for more info and eventually read the article about it on Wikipedia. However, there are two things I can't find anywhere:
1) Is "Swaraj" a Hindi word?
2) How can I write it in devanāgarī letters?
3) What's the stressed syllable?
Thanks :) |
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| Omega_M |
Swaraj = self rule.
Swa = self
Raj = rule.
This word was used often during the british rule by the indian freedom fighters. I dont have access to writing devnagri script right now. Swaraj is derived from Sanskrit and is used in quite a few indian languages, i guess. But you can also say that it's a hindi word. |
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| Omega_M |
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| Lira |
w00t, Tumcha Khup Dhanyavaad! Tunak Tunak :D
So, both syllables have the same intensity? |
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| Omega_M |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
w00t, Tumcha Khup Dhanyavaad! Tunak Tunak :D
So, both syllables have the same intensity? |
:D
yeah, both are pronounced with the same intensity. |
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