om Definition
om (ōm)
noun
Hinduism a word of affirmation or assent intoned as part of a mantra or as a symbolic mystical utterance during meditation
Etymology: Sans oṁ
OM Definition
OM
Order of Merit
om Usage Examples
Object
tra: Next a rare appearance ( well, rare these days ) of T om Tra vis with Bakers Fabulous Boys backing him.
Converse of object
- rejoin: After much indecision and much prayer, we decided to rejoin OM and take up this position.
- chant: Movement of body energies and sound ( chanting OM, chanting triple gem etc ) send powerful vibrations through the mind and body.
Adjective modifier
- sacred: The sacred Sanskrit syllable OM is said to contain the seed or essence of universal consciousness.
- destructive: The creative om is described as having qualities and the destructive om as having none.
Modifies a noun
- tra: Dave Howard replaces long time member Chris Wing on mandolin with The T om Tra vis Band.
- configuration: See the UHB for details on OM default configurations.
- detector: Each of the ( redundant ) OM detectors has a format of pixels, each on the sky.
- observation: OM observations of sources beyond these brightness limits are not allowed.
- exposure: The maximum allowed integration time for an OM imaging mode exposure is 5 ks.
- ship: To serve as a crewmember or to partner financially with the OM ships, contact your local OM office for more information.
Noun used with modifier
- Fr: Most of our sales come fr om applications where it is sold as a computer not a CDTV.
- syllable: The sacred Sanskrit syllable OM is said to contain the seed or essence of universal consciousness.
- T: The rest of the book first appeared in The Third Chalet Book for Girls as T om Plays the Game.
- book: First the book sale: I couldn't believe just how many books OM has had stored up in the attic!
- message: Happy ponding, Greg " Fool Speck " wrote in message om... " Gregory Young " wrote in message t. .
- default: A set of default OM window configurations is available: these will generally be satisfactory for most proposals.
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