mahān

 The word "mahān" generally translates to "great," "noble," 

"eminent," or "magnificent" in English, and is used to 

describe people, deeds, or ideas of high moral, cultural, 

or historical significance

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Definitions Across Languages

• Sanskrit: "mahān" (महान्) conveys greatness, abundance, 
• might, or power, and can refer to someone or something 
• very important or revered 

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• Hindi / Roman Hindi: "mahān" also means great, big, eminent, 
• highlighting moral or social significance 

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• Bengali: মহান is used as an adjective meaning great, noble, 
• vast, or generous, e.g., "He was a great leader" or "The nation 
• will forever remember his noble sacrifice" 

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• Kannada: The word "ಮಹಾನ್" (Mahān) has a similar meaning 
• of great or mighty, comparable to its Sanskrit origin 

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• Marathi / Nepali: Similarly, "mahān" conveys great, big, prominent, 
• or important, and can also describe varieties of plants or other 
• entities with exceptional characteristics 

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Synonyms include: noble, vast, grand, eminent, lofty, and generous. 

Antonyms include: small, base, insignificant, 

or low 

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Overall, "mahān" is a versatile term used across several Indian languages 

and contexts to denote significance, eminence, or greatness, whether 

referring to people, actions, or philosophical concepts 

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