The word "छत्र" (chhatra) in Hindi has multiple meanings in English depending on the context. Here are some of the most common translations
**1. Umbrella** This is the most common translation and refers to a traditional umbrella, often made of fabric stretched over a frame.
**2. Canopy** This is a more general term that refers to any covering or shelter, like a canopy over a bed or a canopy over a throne.
**3. Royal Umbrella** In some contexts, "छत्र" refers to a specific type of umbrella used as a symbol of royalty. It was often held over the heads of kings and emperors.
**4. Protection** Figuratively, "छत्र" can also represent protection or shelter from something harmful, like the sun or a storm.
**5. In Hinduism and Buddhism, छत्र (chhatra) also refers to an umbrella-shaped object used as a symbol of**
* **Royal power and authority**
* **Spiritual protection and liberation**
* **The Buddha's enlightenment**
To accurately translate "छत्र," it is essential to understand the context in which it is used.
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