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dhanena janaḥ ahaṅkārī bhavati

 The phrase "dhanena janaḥ ahaṅkārī bhavati" in Devanagari is: "धनेन जनः अहङ्कारी भवति"


Breakdown in Devanagari


  • dhanena → धनेन (meaning: "by wealth")
  • janaḥ → जनः (meaning: "a person" or "people")
  • ahaṅkārī → अहङ्कारी (meaning: "becomes arrogant" or "proud")
  • bhavati → भवति (meaning: "becomes" or "is")


Rough Translation


“A person becomes arrogant due to wealth.” This reflects a common philosophical observation about human behavior in classical Sanskrit literature.
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