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Hmm, "Amara Kosha" isn't a common phrase outside of Tolkien lore, so they might be familiar with Middle-earth already. I should keep the tone playful but precise since they asked for it to be "informative." The challenge is balancing accuracy with absurdity—Tolkien's concept was about the Undying Lands, not literal immortality. For the edgy example... ah! They want contrast between the wholesome Sanskrit meaning and a twisted, unsettling application. That's clever. Maybe something like translating the phrase into a different context where "long-lasting" takes a sinister turn? Like a cult or an obsession with permanence gone wrong. User seems to enjoy intellectual humor—twisting serious concepts into ridiculous scenarios. I'll lean into that, maybe throw in some pop culture references (like Mordor) for extra relatability. The example should feel like it's from a dark fantasy parody of "Good Housekeeping." Hilarious Informative Definition: "Amara Kosha" is the Sanskrit phrase meaning “The Enduring Abode.” Think of it as an ultra-masculine version of ‘Home Sweet Home’ – except instead of comfort, it’s
