What we call amrutham ir amruth in english?

Do you want to say mango in english,I do not know language of south.

I have also asked the same question myself, several times. I am also very excited to know its answer.

Amruth is related to Hindu mythology. That may be the reason why, British dictionary don't have that word.(????) :laugh:


By, in many text books, I have read it as nectar.

There is a similar word in Greek mythology, Ambrosia which is sometimes the food or drink of the Greek gods (or demigods), often depicted as conferring ageless immortality upon whoever consumes it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambrosia

In Trivandrum, there is a very famous Cafeteria named Ambrosia :laugh: .
Now only I understand its meaning.

Do you want to say mango in english,I do not know language of south.

Can't understand? Can you make it clear?

Can we say a delicious drink !? As i too search for the answer for so long time.

Guys amrutham means in history that evils fighted for it to have it.When you drink this one you wont die. GOds drunk this one.

Amrutham, amruth or amrit is mythological drink that makes you immortal. This was found by churning milky ocean (samudra manthan) by gods and demons. It is believed that gods drank this and became immortal.

Nectar is also divine drink favored by gods. This is western concept. But nectar is not exactly same as amrit. Nectar does not make you immortal as amrit does. As Amrit is a Hindu mythological term, there can be no exact substitute word in English.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nectar

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amrita

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samudra_manthan

Yes gulshan ji I also tried to explain this only but due to poor English i cant express it.

Yes gulshan ji I also tried to explain this only but due to poor English i cant express it.

I think English is not so difficult if you have vocabulary. Just try writing small sentences only. If you can match the subject (doer) with verb form, you can write very well.

Ok Gulshan Ji I will follow your tips to improve my english. I need some hardwork to improve it.

[quote]Amrutham, amruth or amrit is mythological drink that makes you immortal. This was found by churning milky ocean (samudra manthan) by gods and demons. It is believed that gods drank this and became immortal.

Nectar is also divine drink favored by gods. This is western concept. But nectar is not exactly same as amrit. Nectar does not make you immortal as amrit does. As Amrit is a Hindu mythological term, there can be no exact substitute word in English.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nectar

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amrita

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samudra_manthan[/quote]

Can its equivalent be the Elixir of Life as is described in many European myths and tales?

I think elixir of life is the most appropriate........

Guys amrutham means in history that evils fighted for it to have it.When you drink this one you wont die. GOds drunk this one.

Alright everyone is talking about 'Amrit'. Well Amrit is a auspicious drink that once you drink you will never die. But what will do in forever living time.So it is better to die after a certain time which god has fixed for us.