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kānta

 "Kānta" (कान्त) in Sanskrit broadly means beloved, 

loved, dear, pleasing, or beautiful, and its usage varies 

across literature, music, poetry, and classical texts


Primary Meanings



Contextual Uses



Derived Forms and Compounds



Etymology



Summary


Whether referring to lover, husband, the Moon, pleasing sound, 
or charming glance, "kānta" consistently conveys the qualities 
of beauty, attractiveness, and endearment.

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