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 It's important to note that translating a word from Hindi/Sanskrit to English and then to the target language may cause loss of information, and we may need to enlist the assistance of the Sahana i10n and i18n group to assist with a direct translation. It's important to note that translating a word from Hindi/Sanskrit to English and then to the target language may cause loss of information, and we may need to enlist the assistance of the Sahana i10n and i18n group to assist with a direct translation.
  
 +  * ajuonline - 14 Dec 09
  
 +      * In response to dzubey's comments above: "Sahana" was originally named in "Sinhala" language meaning "Relief" afaik.
 +      * The word Sahana itself has various meanings in other languages. For e.g. in Kannada, one of Indian languages, it means "Patience" as I have been told. 
 +      * The original idea was to have a word for its meaning "Relief" in other languages. For e.g.  Relief == "Raahat" in Hindi. Similarily other variations of the word "Relief" in the languages we choose.

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