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uvāca vacanaṁ brahman

 The phrase "uvāca vacanaṁ brahman" in Devanagari script is उवाच वचनं ब्रह्मन्.

Explanation of Transliteration


  • उवाच (uvāca) corresponds to the Sanskrit verb meaning “said” or “spoke”.
  • वचनं (vacanaṁ) means “word” or “speech”.
  • ब्रह्मन् (brahman) refers to the ultimate reality or the supreme spirit in 
  • Vedic philosophy.

Combined Meaning


When combined, the phrase uvāca vacanaṁ brahman literally means
"Brahman spoke the words" or more naturally "Brahman said". This phrase 
is typically used in scriptures, philosophical treatises, or hymns to indicate 
that the following statement or teaching is divinely spoken. It often serves
as an introduction to a verse or a profound spiritual instruction.
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