"मुखसुख" meaning in Hindi

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  "etymology_text": "Borrowed from Sanskrit मुखसुख (mukhasukha). By surface analysis, मुख (mukh, “mouth”) + सुख (sukh, “ease, comfort”). Literally, “mouth's comfort”.",
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          "english": "The 'b' in 'debt' and 'comb' got elided because of ease of pronunciation.",
          "ref": "2008 [1999], Hardev Bahri, बृहत् शिक्षार्थी अंग्रेज़ी-हिन्दी शब्दकोश [Advanced Learner's English-Hindi Dictionary], Rajpal & Sons, →ISBN, भूमिका [Preface], page चौबीस-पच्चीस:",
          "roman": "debt aur comb mẽ b kā lop mukhsukh ke nāte ho gayā.",
          "text": "debt और comb में b का लोप मुखसुख के नाते हो गया।",
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          "english": "One mistake has been increasing in Hindi. Allured by ease of pronunciation or shortness [of the word], people are using just nimna for nimnalikhit (“written below, following”). nimna means - below, deep, lower, petty, of lower rank. Therefore, what would uses like \"nimna measure\", \"nimna person\" etc indicate?\nThis is worth thinking of.",
          "ref": "2020 February 12, @drsureshpant, Twitter, archived from the original on 2024-07-11:",
          "roman": "ek bhūl hindī mẽ baṛhne lagī hai. mukhsukh yā lāghav ke lālac mẽ log \"nimnalikhit\" ke lie keval \"nimna\" kā prayog kar rahe ha͠i. nimna kā arth hai- nīce, gahrā, nīce kī or, nīc, nicle darze kā. tab \"nimna upāy..\", \"nimna vyakti ..\" jaise prayog kyā arth saṅket kareṅge ?\nyah cintnīya hai.",
          "text": "एक भूल हिंदी में बढ़ने लगी है। मुखसुख या लाघव के लालच में लोग \"निम्नलिखित\" के लिए केवल \"निम्न\" का प्रयोग कर रहे हैं। निम्न का अर्थ है- नीचे, गहरा, नीचे की ओर, नीच, निचले दर्ज़े का। तब \"निम्न उपाय..\", \"निम्न व्यक्ति ..\" जैसे प्रयोग क्या अर्थ संकेत करेंगे ?\nयह चिंतनीय है।",
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          "ref": "1963, R. L. Singh, भाषा-दर्शन, page 278:",
          "roman": "kabhī kabhī sāvarṇīkraṇ kī prakriyā mẽ mukhsukh ke kāraṇ mahāprāṇīkraṇ nāmak dhvanivikār utpann ho jātā hai.\njaise, vibhūt kā bhabhūt.",
          "text": "कभी कभी सावर्णीकरण की प्रक्रिया में मुखसुख के कारण महाप्राणीकरण नामक ध्वनिविकार उत्पन्न हो जाता है।\nजैसे, विभूत का भभूत।",
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          "ref": "1984, Amarnath Sinha, भारतीय काव्य-चिन्तन में शब्द, Anupam Prakashan, page 177:",
          "roman": "varṇāgam (aur vaise hī varṇalop) uccāraṇ mẽ, prayatnalāghav athvā mukhsukh kā pariṇām hotā hai.",
          "text": "वर्णागम (और वैसे ही वर्णलोप) उच्चारण में, प्रयत्नलाघव अथवा मुखसुख का परिणाम होता है।",
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        "Rhymes:Hindi/ʊkʰ",
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          "ref": "2008 [1999], Hardev Bahri, बृहत् शिक्षार्थी अंग्रेज़ी-हिन्दी शब्दकोश [Advanced Learner's English-Hindi Dictionary], Rajpal & Sons, →ISBN, भूमिका [Preface], page चौबीस-पच्चीस:",
          "roman": "debt aur comb mẽ b kā lop mukhsukh ke nāte ho gayā.",
          "text": "debt और comb में b का लोप मुखसुख के नाते हो गया।",
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          "english": "One mistake has been increasing in Hindi. Allured by ease of pronunciation or shortness [of the word], people are using just nimna for nimnalikhit (“written below, following”). nimna means - below, deep, lower, petty, of lower rank. Therefore, what would uses like \"nimna measure\", \"nimna person\" etc indicate?\nThis is worth thinking of.",
          "ref": "2020 February 12, @drsureshpant, Twitter, archived from the original on 2024-07-11:",
          "roman": "ek bhūl hindī mẽ baṛhne lagī hai. mukhsukh yā lāghav ke lālac mẽ log \"nimnalikhit\" ke lie keval \"nimna\" kā prayog kar rahe ha͠i. nimna kā arth hai- nīce, gahrā, nīce kī or, nīc, nicle darze kā. tab \"nimna upāy..\", \"nimna vyakti ..\" jaise prayog kyā arth saṅket kareṅge ?\nyah cintnīya hai.",
          "text": "एक भूल हिंदी में बढ़ने लगी है। मुखसुख या लाघव के लालच में लोग \"निम्नलिखित\" के लिए केवल \"निम्न\" का प्रयोग कर रहे हैं। निम्न का अर्थ है- नीचे, गहरा, नीचे की ओर, नीच, निचले दर्ज़े का। तब \"निम्न उपाय..\", \"निम्न व्यक्ति ..\" जैसे प्रयोग क्या अर्थ संकेत करेंगे ?\nयह चिंतनीय है।",
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          "roman": "kabhī kabhī sāvarṇīkraṇ kī prakriyā mẽ mukhsukh ke kāraṇ mahāprāṇīkraṇ nāmak dhvanivikār utpann ho jātā hai.\njaise, vibhūt kā bhabhūt.",
          "text": "कभी कभी सावर्णीकरण की प्रक्रिया में मुखसुख के कारण महाप्राणीकरण नामक ध्वनिविकार उत्पन्न हो जाता है।\nजैसे, विभूत का भभूत।",
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          "roman": "varṇāgam (aur vaise hī varṇalop) uccāraṇ mẽ, prayatnalāghav athvā mukhsukh kā pariṇām hotā hai.",
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      "word": "मुख-सुख"
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