Noncompoo - Incompetent
Ni-Kamma or Ni-Camma (which gets corrupted as Ni-Comma and then Ni-Compa), means someone who undertakes work in Sanskrit. But in Urdu it means Useless or Incompetent person. Here it is a good example where the word has taken an opposite meaning, a pattern often found and shown here.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Soprano - su+pranaaH, Sonata - su+naataaH
Soprano - su-praanaaH (of or from good praanaah or breath)
A good singer. Who else can have a good singing, besides being naturally gifted with a beautiful voice, trained in music or born with an ear for music, and having a good breadth control.
Sonata - su-naatah (good bow, saluations, acknowledgement, surrender of self ego to someone's superiority of ego).
A poem in praise of someone. The Sanskrit word, Namaste - NamaaH + Te (I bow to you, or I salute you) has the same principle.
A good singer. Who else can have a good singing, besides being naturally gifted with a beautiful voice, trained in music or born with an ear for music, and having a good breadth control.
Sonata - su-naatah (good bow, saluations, acknowledgement, surrender of self ego to someone's superiority of ego).
A poem in praise of someone. The Sanskrit word, Namaste - NamaaH + Te (I bow to you, or I salute you) has the same principle.
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