And she fell at his feet, and her heart, weeping from the pain of long separation, made her bestow on him the argha [474] with her tears of joy.
Water is the principal ingredient of the offering called argha or arghya.
The outline of the frame, which reminds us of a Jew's harp (the conventional form of the female member), is termed argha or yoni.
It is probable, that Gulmi was the original seat of the family, as Khachi and Argha are acknowledged to be collateral branches; but with the claims of the other three chiefs I am not acquainted.
Argha belonged also to a collateral branch of Gulmi, which is supposed by some to have become extinct; but others allege, that the son of the last chief is now in Nepal.
There would also now appear good ground for believing that the ark of the covenant, held so sacred by the Jews, contained nothing more nor less than a phallus, the ark being the type of the Argha or Yoni (Linga worship) of India.
Then taking up the vessel with his left hand, putting two blades of grass on the cushion, with their tips pointed to the north, he must pour the water from the argha thereon.
He adds namah, and pours out the water, naming the deceased and saying, "may this argha be acceptable unto thee.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "argha" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
