Anu — Small
Anu (अणु | aṇu) means small.
Small is a relative size. But when this work is used to describe jeev (soul) then the it means so small that nothing can be smaller than it.
Anu mean atom as well.
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Anu (अणु | aṇu) means small.
Small is a relative size. But when this work is used to describe jeev (soul) then the it means so small that nothing can be smaller than it.
Anu mean atom as well.
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