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    Rasam - dish in tamilnadu and andhra

    Rasm/ rasam - custom in hindi

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    Rasam - dish in tamilnadu and andhra

    Rasm/ rasam - custom in hindi


    Rasam is Rasam in Malayalam too(curry) :P

    One more meaning of rasam....
    Navarasam means our 9 feelings.....anger, fear, silence, laugh, romantic.... I forget the rest :silly: :blink:
    Meera sandhu
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    Kiss- is touching other persons lips or face with own lips. (English)

    Kis-- What, which or who (Hindi)

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    Kiss- is touching other persons lips or face with own lips. (English)

    Kis-- What, which or who (Hindi)


    I have a friend named "krishna Priya".
    One day someone asked (in the middle of a conversation)....kis priya??? Meaning....which priya.....(he knows many priyas...). At last, Krishna priya turned Kiss Priya (she got that nick name) :cheer: :laugh: :laugh:
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    haha sandhya really wonderful fun over here which you posted.

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    haha sandhya really wonderful fun over here which you posted.


    yes, of course...my degree life was full of fun....
    This "Kiss priya" was the real star among our group :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :laugh:
    Meera sandhu
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    [quote]I have a friend named "krishna Priya".
    One day someone asked (in the middle of a conversation)....kis priya??? Meaning....which priya.....(he knows many priyas...). At last, Krishna priya turned Kiss Priya (she got that nick name) [/quote]
    Nice .ha ha ha.
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    Yes Sasikanth and sasikala is having the same answer but the change in the gender.

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    Yes Sasikanth and sasikala is having the same answer but the change in the gender.


    No yaar....
    Sasikanth means Shiva...(one who carries moon in his hair)...kanth....means husband and Sasikala means...a quarter moon...
    Meera sandhu
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