👉 Jingesh, a short, vowelless consonant in the Hindu script used for prayer or to express praise, often used in Sanskrit hymns. The word "Jingesh" (or "Jingh") is derived from the Sanskrit words "jijja," which means "praise" or "blush," and "chis", meaning "cloud." It's also known as "Siddhi" in Sanskrit. In Hinduism, it’s used to express praise or thankfulness. Definition: Jingesh is a short vowelless consonant, often used for prayer or praise in Sanskrit hymns, especially in the Hindu script. It's a way of expressing gratitude and admiration.
