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General Forum: Literature | | english word puzzle | |
| TLC = Tender Loving Care :)
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 25, Apr 2003 8:10:12 PM IST
yep.
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 25, Apr 2003 8:05:10 PM IST
lol UK.....
anywayz, whats wrong with chaste wife?:)
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 25, Apr 2003 7:28:39 PM IST
I mean Impeccable wife...
Posted by: UK At: 25, Apr 2003 7:25:05 PM IST
Hw abt Impeccable Vicky...
Posted by: UK At: 25, Apr 2003 7:23:40 PM IST
but then, virtues r many kada... i guess the dictionary meaning is fine. purity ki saraina measurement emuntundi lekapote.
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 25, Apr 2003 7:13:14 PM IST
yes vikram, thats what i meant. when we see the concept of 'pati'vrata, we should equate it with 'pavitra'ta as regards its essence and substance.
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 25, Apr 2003 5:58:49 PM IST
Woman having"hen-pecked"husband is Pativrata
:))
Posted by: Mr. Siri Siri At: 25, Apr 2003 2:55:01 PM IST
i think chastity is the closest meaning to 'pativrata'. because chastity has more to do with purity which implies a 'pativrata' naari.
assuming that 'wedding' is a human ceremony, whereas 'marriage' is a divine ceremony, here the focus is more on the commitment than the wedding, of the woman to one man, and a man to whom the woman gives her loyalty and devotion is her husband already by nature of god and not so much based on the wedding conducted by human beings. hence, i think a chaste woman is a pativrata.
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 25, Apr 2003 12:55:18 PM IST
Honourable woman
Posted by: Mr. Siri Siri At: 25, Apr 2003 12:29:07 PM IST
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