alakh
a+lakh, unseeable/unseen, imperceptible/imperceivable, who cannot be seen or understood, who is beyond understanding/comprehension.
Grammar : adjective (of nāmu), accusative case; masculine, singular.
Etymology : Gujarati/Braj - alakh; Prakrit - alakkha; Sanskrit - alakshya (अलक्ष्य - unseen, unknown).
More Examples for alakh
alakh
a+lakh, unseeable/unseen, imperceptible/imperceivable, who cannot be seen or understood, who is beyond understanding/comprehension.
Grammar : adjective (of srijaṇhāro), nominative case; masculine, singular.
Etymology : Gujarati/Braj - alakh; Prakrit - alakkha; Sanskrit - alakshya (अलक्ष्य - unseen, unknown).
alakh
a+lakh, unseeable/unseen, imperceptible/imperceivable, who cannot be seen or understood, who is beyond understanding/comprehension.
Grammar : adjective (of nāmu), accusative case; masculine, singular.
Etymology : Gujarati/Braj - alakh; Prakrit - alakkha; Sanskrit - alakshya (अलक्ष्य - unseen, unknown).
alakh
a+lakh, unseeable/unseen, imperceptible/imperceivable, who cannot be seen or understood, who is beyond understanding/comprehension.
Grammar : adjective (of soi), nominative case; third person, masculine, singular.
Etymology : Gujarati/Braj - alakh; Prakrit - alakkha; Sanskrit - alakshya (अलक्ष्य - unseen, unknown).