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{{Infobox ...s, modern medicine physicians, content managers, business consultants, and language editors have been working on this [[Charak Samhita New Edition (Wiki) Proje

{{Infobox ...he word synonym is defined as one or more words or expressions of the same language that have the same meaning in some or all senses.<ref name="ref2">Merriam-W

{{Infobox ...assical Sanskrit texts can be better understood in contemporary biomedical language. The [[Charak Samhita Research, Training and Skill Development Centre]] is

{{Infobox ...cond thing is that our concepts are very powerful and strong. However, the language used by teachers to clarify them is not very good. The students are confuse

{{Infobox ...arded as a [[padartha]]. Lastly, every [[padartha]] must be expressible in language, verbal expression is nothing but thought externalized. The concept of ‘a

{{Infobox <li>Devoid of inappropriate words or derogatory language (anavapatita [[Shabda|shabda]]) </li>

{{Infobox ...umbers come from its permutation & combination. Only 26 alphabets. All the language derived from it. </p>

{{Infobox ...that it was easy to recite, remember and follow the rules of the Sanskrit language. There are various topics where true meaning of the verses (shlokas) are hi

{{Infobox <p style="text-align:justify;">The word ‘Adhyapana’ in Sanskrit language is derived of the ‘Adhi’ Upasarga meaning to pledge or commence and ‘

{{Infobox ...ease (CKD) can be termed as “Jeerna or Pravruddha Vrikkadosha” in Sanskrit language. A disease condition with similar clinical features is described in Charak

{{Infobox ...unctions include perception, attention, memory, learning, decision making, language abilities etc.<ref>Kiely, Kim (2014). "Cognitive function". In Michalos, Ki

...n and importance in healthcare practices. <p style="text-align:justify;">{{Infobox ...ref>Noah Webster; John Walker (1830). ''American dictionary of the English language''. digit: Converse. p. 247.</ref><ref>Ronald Edward Zupko (1985). ''A dicti

{{Infobox ...Waugh NC. Short-term memory and intertrial interval. Journal of Memory and Language. 1967 Aug 1;6(4):455.</ref>.</li>

{{Infobox ...nation''': Behaviour, Gait, gestures, patient’s facial expression and body language should be observed during probing them with questions. E.g.- 'Satatama aksh

{{Infobox iv. Language, concepts (letter scrabbles, letter toys, number games, board games, cards)

{{Infobox ...tages of sleep.<ref>Dream, The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. 2000. Retrieved May 7, 2009. </ref> Description of [[mano

{{Infobox ...many excuses for lack of time or sudden illness, are pretentious, use rude language and speak ill of others during debates. They are like the noose of ''Kala''

{{Infobox ...f energies into electrical energy, since brain cells know only one type of language/energy i.e. electricity. Therefore, every other type of energy is transform

{{Infobox ...produce bad effects and both mixed together will give mixed effect. In the language of Indian philosophy the (karma) actions of past life are known as adrihsta