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amhu bhedī

 The Sanskrit term "amhu bhedī" (aṃhubhedī) literally 

refers to "one having narrow slit," specifically female 

anatomical feature, and is feminine noun in classical 

Sanskrit.

Meaning and Etymology

Usage in Sanskrit Literature

Summary

bhedī

 In Sanskrit, "Bhedī" (भेदी) generally means "piercing, 

penetrating, or one who breaks/divides," and can refer 

to something capable of being pierced or person or 

entity that distinguishes, separates, or penetrates.

Primary Meanings in Sanskrit

  1. or causing flowsuch as opening or releasing energy or liquids ). Examples include usage in classical texts referring to piercing 
  2. objects or breaking barriers.
  3. 3 Sources

Compound Usage

Sanskrit compounds often include "bhedi" to emphasize the act of 
penetration or division, for example:

Summary

sundara

  The Sanskrit word "sundara" is written in  Devanagari as "सुंदर" "Sundara" translates to "beautiful,...