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hello,
i am getting a tatto in sanskrit with my partner, and we need to know what the phrase "come what may" looks like in sanskrit, and how to pronounce it. if there is no literal translation, something similar like "whatever happens", "whatever comes our way" etc... would be appreciated. ( i'm also getting "stand for something or fall for everything" if anyone wants to tackle that one. ?? ) i hope someone can help! thank you so much! if anyone needs any english/spanish/gaelic translating done i'm happy to help!! -Breoghan |
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" come what may" can be translated as "यत्किमपि भवतु" The pronunciation is yat kimapi bhavatu (t in yat and bhavatu to be pronounced soft here) |
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