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(Internet slang) Video games.

Vidya primarily means "correct knowledge" in any field of science, learning, philosophy, or any factual knowledge that cannot be disputed or refuted. Its root is vid (Sanskrit: विद्), which means "to reason upon", knower, finding, knowing, acquiring or understanding.

Vidya (विद्या) means knowledge. Vidya is considered to be more superior to education. One does not necessarily need to be educated to gain knowledge.

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A slang term for video games.

It is the ability to make wise and virtuous decisions and actions. "Vidya", on the other hand, refers to knowledge that is acquired through study, learning, and experience. It encompasses all forms of education, from formal schooling to practical skills and includes both theoretical and applied knowledge.

Goddess Saraswati symbolizes Vidya. She is the goddess of Vidya. In our Sanathan Dharm, no where without her worship studying is started. Daily her worship is compulsory.

Vidya Name Meaning

VaagdeviGoddess of learning, Goddess Saraswati, The Goddess of learning. VaagiswariGoddess Saraswathi, A name of Goddess Saraswati.

The first one is Jnaan or more correctly Jnaanam. The ordinary meaning includes knowledge, wisdom - in spiritual terms it means the true knowledge that comes with Enlightenment. Vidya also has a ery close meaning of all day to day knowledge - comes from the root Vid to know.

Vidya Personality

They are quite honest by nature. Women named Vidya like to live a life without any ups and downs. Women named Vidya often become a little stubborn because they do not like change. Temperament, patience, and trust are special features of the nature of a girl named Vidya.

What does the name Vidya mean for a girl? ›

What does Vidya mean? Wisdom, knowledge and skill.

The Upanishads refer to two kinds of knowledge, the lower Apara Vidya and the higher Para Vidya, which is hailed as the only worthwhile knowledge.

It's credible, but like any community edited resource it has gaps and inaccuracies. I think different dictionaries excel at different aspects, so usually I end up using thefreedictionary.com which is a consolidator.

Adjective. Not valid; not true, correct, acceptable or appropriate. Your argument is invalid because it uses circular reasoning. This invalid contract cannot be legally enforced.

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The word vidya is derived from the Sanskrit root Vid, which means "to know, to perceive, to see, to understand". Therefore, avidya means to "not know, not perceive, not understand". The Vid*-related terms appears extensively in the Rigveda and other Vedas.

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1. colloquial. A pig; now usually transferred sense, a term of abuse; a contemptuous term for a policeman.