Gurmukhi
- adjective
- Specialized
- She published a Gurmukhi translation of the poem to reach Punjabi readers.
Examples
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Many Sikh religious texts are preserved in Gurmukhi form.
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The ancient manuscript was written in Gurmukhi script, making it accessible to Punjabi speakers.
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The Gurmukhi script is used for writing Punjabi.
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He is studying Gurmukhi to understand Sikh texts.
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The teacher introduced the students to Gurmukhi as part of their language studies.
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Many Sikh scriptures are written in Gurmukhi, showcasing its rich cultural heritage.
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Understanding Gurmukhi can enhance one's appreciation of Punjabi literature.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gurmukhi comes from the Punjabi word gurmukh, which breaks into gur ('guru' or 'teacher') and mukh ('mouth' or 'face'), and can be read as 'from the guru's mouth'. So when something is called Gurmukhi (adjective), it relates to the script or texts that come from Sikh teachers and their teachings.