To interpret a word that is in Hindi to English becomes problematic; this is so because in Hindi it is written as it is spelled,but translating to English is sometimes confusing with alphabet addition
meean, then you must give the hint. Because from your word two words emit. And this is wrong. Because my word is also not wrong. the words are not same. So here you have done wrong.
Mansarovara is kailash mansarovara and swetha manasarovara is lake. so you didn't give any hint. It is lake or kailash . I am not agree with your answer.
Meean wrote:
[quote]No Lohit. Swetha is correct. I meant only Manasarovar. To my knowledge people say manasarovar or mansarovar. So i chose the first one.[/quote]
Hey meean If a jumble word emits two words then here you are wrong now you are saying i meant only Manasarovar. you must given the hint but you did't give the hint. So we are not god which can judge your mean. Here you are wrong. You must give that word which have only one result. I don't need any points but here you are wrong and your decision is wrong.
