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Prakash.S.Bagga ji thanks for you answer.AMBARSARIA Ji,
From SANSKRIT words only I know that the word "Ong" is SINGULAR Femine Gender.
The word Ong is created from a letter "O" in Gurmukhi script and this letter is having a "BINDI" on top of it So it is written in Gurmukhi with two letters O and Ang as the word OAng or Ong.
I may suggest you that look at the grammar of the words IK and EK and also see the rule of grammar for connecting two Noun Words in Gurbani. I hope you may get some thing to decide about this.
Prakash.S.Bagga
Please specifically answer by marking what is wrong in the explanation given by Prof. Sahib Singh ji as we/you already established that God/Creator is genderless.
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[/URL]Please be specific and mark the above or add so that we may understand.
<> au~cwrn vyly ies dy iqMn ih`sy kIqy jWdy hn-1, E Aqy > ; ies dw pwT hY ‘iek EAMkwr’[ iqMn ih`sy v`Ko v`Kry au~cwirAW ieauN bxdy hn:-
1-ie`k[ E-EAM[ > -kwr[‘E’ sMsik®q dw Sbd hY[
eykMkwru-eyk EAMkwr, auh iek EAM jo iek-rs hY, jo hr QW ivAwpk hY[
so, "<>" dw au~cwrn hY " iek (eyk) EAMkwr" Aqy iesdw ArQ hY "iek Akwl purK, jo iek-rs ivAwpk hY"[
The above has nothing to do with Ambarsaria, it is Prof. Sahib Singh ji's work.
Sat Sri Akal.
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