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worldly weary - translation to arabic
GUARDIANS OR KINGS OF THE CARDINAL DIRECTIONS
Lokapalas; Worldly protectors; Worldly Protectors (Buddhism); Buddhist Worldly Protector; Buddhist Worldly Protectors
worldly weary
مثقل بهموم ومتاعب العالم
مثقل بهموم ومتاعب العالم
worldly weary
world
![In other contexts, the term ''world'' can also refer to the [[Earth]], as seen in this 1972 photograph by the [[Apollo 17]] crew.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/The Blue Marble (remastered).jpg?width=200 "In other contexts, the term ''world'' can also refer to the [[Earth]], as seen in this 1972 photograph by the [[Apollo 17]] crew.")
TOTALITY OF ENTITIES, TO THE WHOLE OF REALITY OR TO EVERYTHING THAT IS
The world; World (philosophy); World (theology); Worldspace; Worldly; Worldliest; Worldliness; Worldhood; World-hood; World hood; Carnally; Carnalities; Carnals; World as a whole; Entire world; Weralt; World space
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العالم الناس ، البشر الشئون الدنيوية الكون المجتمع البشرى مقدار كبير كوكب ، جرم سماوى الدنيا، الحياة الدنيا عالم، دنيا
العالم الناس ، البشر الشئون الدنيوية الكون المجتمع البشرى مقدار كبير كوكب ، جرم سماوى الدنيا، الحياة الدنيا عالم، دنيا
Definition
the world
To do something very completely or very well, often in a competition.
1. When playing Bond multiplayer on the N64, John would devastate the world.
2. His car was so fast that he could smoke all competitors right off the world.
1. When playing Bond multiplayer on the N64, John would devastate the world.
2. His car was so fast that he could smoke all competitors right off the world.
Wikipedia
Lokapala
Lokapāla (Sanskrit: लोकपाल), Sanskrit and Pāli for "guardian of the world", has different uses depending on whether it is found in a Hindu or Buddhist context.
- In Hinduism, lokapāla refers to the Guardians of the Directions associated with the eight, nine and ten cardinal directions.
- In Buddhism, lokapāla refers to the Four Heavenly Kings, and to other protector spirits, whereas the Guardians of the Directions are referred to as the 'dikpālas'
