Mantra

What do we mean by mantra?

A sacred verbal formula repeated in prayer, meditation, or incantation, such as an invocation of a god, a magic spell, or a syllable or portion of scripture containing mystical potentialities. noun

A commonly repeated word or phrase, especially in advocacy or for motivation. noun

A concept or fact that is mentioned repeatedly, especially in advocacy. noun

A Vedic hymn of praise and prayer; collectively, the matter of the Sanhita or first division of the Veda, as distinguished from the liturgical matter, called the brahmana. noun

A sacred text used as a charm or incantation by Brahmans and Yogis. noun

A prayer; an invocation; a religious formula; a charm. noun

The hymn portions of the Vedas; any passage of these used as a prayer. noun

A phrase repeated to assist concentration during meditation, originally in Hinduism. noun

A slogan or phrase often repeated. noun

A commonly repeated word or phrase noun

(Sanskrit) literally a `sacred utterance' in Vedism; one of a collection of orally transmitted poetic hymns noun

The hymn portions of the Vedas; any passage of these used as a prayer.

(originally Hinduism) A phrase repeated to assist concentration during meditation.

(by extension) A slogan or phrase often repeated.

Words that are spelled similarly to mantra:
mantra, tantra, manta, mantua, antra, yantra, matra, mantia, mactra, manera, manora, montra, mantya, manara, cantra, mandra, mantri, mantha.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mantra:
yantra, veda, aum, upanishad, tantra, mudra, tantric, bodhisattva, chanting, vedic, hum, recited, rishi, vara, mandala, recitation, devotee, mani, sutra, meditation, chakra, jai, yoga, brahman, jainism, maha, hare, krishna, sanskrit, shakti, esoteric, rama, vishnu, deva, swami, syllable, shiva, transcendental, brahma, guru, repetition, iconography, hinduism, devi, chant, shri, blessings, deity, kali, rig, syllables, jain, buddhism, tibetan, beads, dharma, compassion, disciple, buddha, initiation, hymn, asserts, buddhist, goddess, hindu, sunrise, hymns, prayer, lotus, rituals, devotion, translates, prayers, worship, ram, verse, spiritual, consciousness, sacred, verses, divine, ritual, sri, mind, repeated, healing, reads, text, poem, pure, sung, harrison, bangladesh, self, meaning, practice, lord, phrase, literally, holy.

Words that rhyme with mantra:
tantra, antra, yantra, mantra a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mantra:
new, sacred, secret, same, great, syllable, syllabled, own, vedic, personal, particular, famous, special, powerful, simple, above, holy, sanskrit, second, basic, gayatri, lettered, appropriate, familiar, utter, buddhist, third, principal, following, magic, fourth, popular, daily, supreme, silent, corporate, germ, current, sixth, favorite, previous, fifth, mystic, known, ancient, constant, repeated, seventh, universal, divine, usual, liberal, standard, bija, mul, letter, tantric, word, ninth, potent, favourite, conservative, protective.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mantra:
yoga, period, translation, times, tantra, jap, sadhana, vibration, japa, yana.

Consonant match to mantra:
montroy, mantra a.

Words that sound like mantra:
mantra, montra, manta, monterey, monterrey, mantras, matra, manter, montreux, montre, mantar, montroy, yantra, mantric, mentor, mandarin, menorah, mentors, manda, mander, monter, munter, minter, menta, mitra, mentored, mounter, metra, minora, monta, menter, manti, minera, manders, monera, mantee, manera, maitre, manta ray, minta, mantrap, mentira, mandrel, manteau, manto, mantey, mandar, minturn, man ray, matro, mandrell, mounters, manara, minters, montara, mattery, mientras, monora, mamre, mandor, ming tree, montia, manfra, meinte, montrer, man trap, mandore, tantra, wintera, mentoring, mandrill, mandrin, mandril, manha, mandy, manna, mammary, mandi, mandarine, mandrake, mandie, man-eater, man whore, maestra, mandu, antra, mannar, madra, manard, mandt, maitri, man hour, mandara, mancera, mandla, maeandra, man eater, man eaters, mandira, -metry.