blessing
ಆಶೀರ್ವಾದ
definition
verb
he blessed the dying man and anointed him
(of a priest) pronounce words in a religious rite, to confer or invoke divine favor upon; ask God to look favorably on.
noun
may God continue to give us his blessing
God's favor and protection.
translation of 'blessing'
ವರಪ್ರಸಾದ,
ಆಶೀರ್ವಾದ,
ಹರಕೆ,
ಅನುಗ್ರಹ
noun
ಆಶಿವ೯ದಿಸು
example
This hope is the ultimate 'blessing' of the Holy Spirit to a baptized people.
The birth of a child is considered a divine 'blessing' .
Open our souls and our hearts to the guidance of your Spirit, that your 'blessing' may become our eternal praise of you.
I say a small 'blessing' before each meal.
The move has the 'blessing' of the Franciscan community in Waterford who have commended the City Council on the proposal to move the Luke Wadding statue to Greyfriars.
Even a number of Muslims come to the mutt for the 'blessing' of His Holiness.
the government has given its 'blessing' to the project
Popes traditionally deliver the 'blessing' at Christmas and Easter.
At a meeting on Thursday members of the executive committee will be asked to give a 'blessing' to the improvement plan.
A long 'blessing' of praise to God for salvation follows.
In the context of East Timor's first-ever election campaign, there could be nothing more valuable than the 'blessing' of the Catholic Church.
The service begins with: ‘The 'blessing' of our Lord Jesus be on you and on this dwelling place.’
The 'blessing' begins with a prayer for the mother's health.
In Christ, we have been given every spiritual 'blessing' , and the capacity to hear the Holy Spirit is one of those blessings.
Second, there is no greater happiness possible than the heavenly 'blessing' of Divine sonship in Jesus, the SON of God.
The emcee announced that the priest was going to say a 'blessing' and grace before we ate, and as he stood up to do so, I noticed a spider inching along the tablecloth towards me.
If we speak of the celebration as ‘blessing,’ then, we do so in the same sense that saying grace at meals is 'blessing' .
Caring for the sick had the 'blessing' of the Christian churches, which urged their members both to be charitable and to care for those suffering.
English Heritage said it could only give its 'blessing' to the demolition plan, if it was proven there was no market for the grade II listed building by putting it up for sale.
This past Thanksgiving, she offered a Navajo 'blessing' as the invocation for the Sunday service.
Falkirk's big home support are a marvellous 'blessing' , but occasionally a curse.
he had his parents' 'blessing'
The plan has received the 'blessing' of Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt.
Brother Dave offered a 'blessing' on our evening meal, and asked for guidance in staying focused over the next few days.
On our own, we are insufficient receptacles to contain the divine 'blessing' .
When we make a beginning and exert some effort, a Divine 'blessing' may come.
It is customary on this day to eat from the fruits of trees, and to recite the appropriate 'blessing' of thanksgiving before eating.
the 'blessing' of the boats
he gave the plan his 'blessing' even before it was announced
Grace is a short prayer said at mealtime, a 'blessing' and thanksgiving occasioned by eating.
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