Definition of mandir in English:

mandir

noun ˈmandɪə

A Hindu temple.
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather, one approaches the mandir to catch a glimpse of, and to be seen by, God.
- Devotees at mandirs make offerings to Shiva and chant ‘Om Nama Shivaaya’ throughout the night, in a process that helps to calm the mind and bring one closer to divinity.
- The mandir itself is very different from what one expects it to be.
- The mandir has a display of paintings depicting Adi Sankara's life.
- My wife Sushila and I conduct a youth program for teenage Hindus at our local mandir in Berlin, New Jersey.
- We attend church, synagogue, mosque, mandir and gurudvara in record numbers.
- He stresses why mandirs are essential to humanity: ‘A mandir increases moral values.’
- They will discuss girls, sports, studies, and, after 10 sit-ups near the mandir to dispel any fears of girliness, a bit of gossip.
- Then members of the mandirs or businesses sponsoring the floats personalized them with balloons and garlands.
- Ms. Mundhra is very attached to the students of the mandir.
- This building is both a Hindu mandir and a community centre.
- The irate devotees claimed that the current executive had locked them out of the mandir and had changed the locks without consultation.
- It is enough that millions of Hindus actually believe it had occupied the site of a mandir.
- The location of the new church is unique, as it will become part of a complex of religious buildings having a mandir and a mosque built close to each other.
- The government even relocated the Shiv mandir, he says.
- She said Lakhan worked diligently at school and was an ardent member of the mandir and the youth group.
- By putting Guru Granth Sahib in Hindu mandirs, simple Sikh villagers will begin to go to pay obeisance regularly.
- The mandir in Kharkhara village is one such place.
- One such temple is the richly-decorated mandir in Edinburgh, Chaguanas, with its many miniature sculptures decorating its walls and panels.
- Here, for example, is their map of mandirs across America.

Origin

From Hindi and Sanskrit mandira 'dwelling place, temple'.

单词	mandir
释义	Definition of mandir in English: mandir noun ˈmandɪə A Hindu temple. Example sentencesExamples Rather, one approaches the mandir to catch a glimpse of, and to be seen by, God. Devotees at mandirs make offerings to Shiva and chant ‘Om Nama Shivaaya’ throughout the night, in a process that helps to calm the mind and bring one closer to divinity. The mandir itself is very different from what one expects it to be. The mandir has a display of paintings depicting Adi Sankara's life. My wife Sushila and I conduct a youth program for teenage Hindus at our local mandir in Berlin, New Jersey. We attend church, synagogue, mosque, mandir and gurudvara in record numbers. He stresses why mandirs are essential to humanity: ‘A mandir increases moral values.’ They will discuss girls, sports, studies, and, after 10 sit-ups near the mandir to dispel any fears of girliness, a bit of gossip. Then members of the mandirs or businesses sponsoring the floats personalized them with balloons and garlands. Ms. Mundhra is very attached to the students of the mandir. This building is both a Hindu mandir and a community centre. The irate devotees claimed that the current executive had locked them out of the mandir and had changed the locks without consultation. It is enough that millions of Hindus actually believe it had occupied the site of a mandir. The location of the new church is unique, as it will become part of a complex of religious buildings having a mandir and a mosque built close to each other. The government even relocated the Shiv mandir, he says. She said Lakhan worked diligently at school and was an ardent member of the mandir and the youth group. By putting Guru Granth Sahib in Hindu mandirs, simple Sikh villagers will begin to go to pay obeisance regularly. The mandir in Kharkhara village is one such place. One such temple is the richly-decorated mandir in Edinburgh, Chaguanas, with its many miniature sculptures decorating its walls and panels. Here, for example, is their map of mandirs across America. Origin From Hindi and Sanskrit mandira 'dwelling place, temple'.
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