tamas

American

[tuhm-uhs] / ˈtʌm əs /

noun

Hinduism.

guna

Other Word Forms

tamasic adjective

Etymology

Origin of tamas

< Sanskrit: darkness

Example Sentences

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All in all, there are some 25 to 30 such highly sensitive points in western Russia, said Tamás Pletser, a regional oil-and-gas industry analyst at Erste Group in Budapest: “If you can bomb these, Russia is over.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A Hungarian man by the name of Tamas Szvercsok contacted the probate service, and produced a will describing him as Christine's "dear friend".

From BBC

We asked an expert in financial fraud, Graham Barrow, to check whether there could be any connection between Roland Silye and Tamas Szvercsok.

From BBC

Tamas Szvercsok cannot take possession of her Wimbledon house, but Lisa and Nicole lack the funds to go to the civil court and prove his will is fake.

From BBC

That would breach the child protection law, Budapest police chief Tamas Terdik argued, in a 16-page document issued by police, justifying the ban.

From BBC

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