RE: Re: what does 'adiyEn' mean?
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• July 15, 1999
Hi. I am a bit confused. >Or, as another member privately expressed, sometimes it >seems that people say 'adiyEn' (Your servant) so vociferously >that it actually seems like they mean 'adippEn' (I will hit >you). :-) > >Mani Is it "adiyEn" or "aDiyEn" (with a retroflex D)? Because "I will hit you" is "aDippEn", and you don't seem to distinguish between "d" and "D". Does "adiyEn" have anything to do with "aDi" one of whose meanings is "bottom" (maybe at the feet of the Lord?) in Tamizh? Thanks, Ganesh. __________________________________________________ FREE Email for ALL! Sign up at http://www.mail.com
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