जसु (Jasu)
Definition
Glory, fame, reputation, praise
Etymology
- Sanskrit: यशस् (yashas)
- Prakrit: जस (jasa)
- Awadhi: जसु (jasu)
- Modern Hindi: यश (yash)
Linguistic Analysis
- Grammatical Form
- Noun
- Awadhi dialect form
- Possessive case
- Object of devotion
- Usage in Classical Literature
- Common in medieval poetry
- Used in devotional verses
- Found in Awadhi texts
- Frequent in Bhakti literature
Usage in Hanuman Chalisa
- Context
- Refers to Lord Rama’s glory
- Object of narration
- Focus of praise
- Divine attribute
- Significance
- Divine reputation
- Celebrated qualities
- Sacred fame
- Spiritual excellence
Spiritual Significance
- As Divine Glory
- Transcendental fame
- Divine reputation
- Spiritual achievements
- Sacred qualities
- Devotional Aspects
- Object of celebration
- Focus of devotion
- Divine attribute
- Spiritual magnificence
Related Terms
- Kirti (Fame)
- Yash (Glory)
- Gaurav (Honor)
- Mahima (Greatness)
Cultural Context
- In Bhakti Tradition
- Divine glory
- Sacred reputation
- Spiritual fame
- Holy attributes
- Literary Usage
- Devotional subject
- Poetic praise
- Divine description
- Sacred narrative
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