Associations to the word «Gita»
Noun
- Teaching
- Allegory
- Hindu
- Caste
- Dialogue
- Tao
- Chapter
- Disciple
- Fowler
- Deity
- Sage
- Goddess
- Germain
- Gods
- Spiritual
- Ellie
- Rosie
- Poem
- Rebirth
- Prosecutor
- Greed
- Buddhist
- Rendering
- Sulu
- Liberation
- Edwin
- Baba
- Metaphor
- Lotus
- Stall
- Judaism
- Xvi
- Kerala
- Sermon
- Raja
- Ban
- Torah
- Observance
- Quote
- India
- Mythology
- Consciousness
- Proponent
- Wisdom
- Xv
- Enlightenment
- Interpretation
- Hymn
- Tradition
- Freud
- Lecture
- Bombay
- Meaning
- Madras
- Endowment
- Literature
- Violin
- Exposition
- Poetry
- Commentator
- Emerson
- Divinity
- Scholar
- Climax
- Translator
- Delhi
- Plato
- Maya
- Worship
- Das
- Summary
- Poet
- Ideal
- Terminology
- Repertoire
- Destroyer
Adjective
Wiktionary
GITA, proper noun. A female given name used in India.
Dictionary definition
GITA, noun. (Hinduism) the sacred `song of God' composed about 200 BC and incorporated into the Mahabharata (a Sanskrit epic); contains a discussion between Krishna and the Indian hero Arjuna on human nature and the purpose of life.
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