Talk:Runanubandham
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Translation Issues
[edit]“Runanubandham (transl. Debt Relation) is a …”
Unfortunately, this is what a word-to-word translation looks like when it does not want to consider its context or etymology. Even though it is formed with the aid of two words, true to the nature of Sanskrit-related languages, it is only one word. It has cultural connotations in that it is based on theory of Karma. In the physical world, one has two kinds of relationships. One is developed by choice. (You choose your spouse, friends, coworkers, etc.,). Second one is what you get. No choice there! (Like your parents, siblings, offspring, etc.,). The second one happens because of roots (debits and credits – so to say) from previous life (janma). That is why is it Runanubandham. It is common to use this word in such contexts when someone works selflessly for someone else.
Just wanted to give the context right; not to offend anyone. BalKan7 (talk) 01:47, 10 December 2024 (UTC)
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