Henjunaha
Henjunaha noun: a handsome young man who was killed by evils in Moirang, retold in ancient Meitei mythology and folklore. He died due to his disobedience to his mother.
Noun
Henjunaha (plural Henjunahas)
Forms of Henjunaha
| plural | Henjunahas |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Hensunaha |
| alternative form | Henzunaha |
Origin of Henjunaha
From Old Meitei, "Hensunaha", literally meaning "handsome and young". Morphologically, "hen" meaning "good looking" or "extraordinary" (in something), "su" meaning "also", and "naha" meaning "young". Later, "Hensunaha" evolved into its modern Meitei descendant word "Henjunaha".
Questions about Henjunaha
- What does Henjunaha mean?
- Henjunaha means a handsome young man who was killed by evils in Moirang, retold in ancient Meitei mythology and folklore. He died due to his disobedience to his mother.
- What part of speech is Henjunaha?
- Henjunaha is a noun.
- What is the plural of Henjunaha?
- The plural of Henjunaha is Henjunahas.
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