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Etymology
editDirectly copying from "pratyabhijna / wikipedia" : Pratyabhijna is formed from prati- ("re-") + abhi (preposition meaning "closely") + *jñā ("to know"). So, the meaning is direct knowledge of one's self, "recognition" So is praty having differents meaning ? "away" for pratyahara ? And "re-" for pratyabhijna ? Papalain (talk) 15:07, 12 April 2020 (UTC)