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anumati

 The word "anumati" is written in Devanagari as अनुमति


Pronunciation


  • It is pronounced as a-nu-ma-ti, with emphasis on the first syllable.

Meaning


  • In Sanskrit and Hindi, "अनुमति" (anumati) generally means permission, 
  • consent, or approval.
  • It is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to indicate
  • giving someone the authorization or agreement to do something.

Usage Examples


  • Hindi: मुझे आपकी अनुमति चाहिए।
    Mujhe aapki anumati chahiye.
    (I need your permission.)
  • Sanskrit: राज्ञः अनुमतिः प्राप्ता।
    Rājñaḥ anumatiḥ prāptā.
    (The king’s approval has been obtained.)

This Devanagari representation can also be used in digital documents, 
messages, or for learning the script in Hindi and Sanskrit contexts.
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