Oh Guru means teacher in Hindi too.
It’s a term known worldwide too
No the official English is translated from the original Japanese, guru is a term known in a lot of places around the world though it can have more then one meaning depending on where you're from.
Guru term goes back to Indian ancient times and from vedic record. Especially it's in Sanskrit language. Idk why they translate it like that though it's not a western term.
ok.
It is a known term is the western language too. We use it in French and in English tho the definition may vary
In English?? What does it mean?
Kinda the same as the og language like an expert or a teacher
Then it's not different. They just took the word. Not impossible after decades of colonization and Popularisation of yoga.
oowh sorry for my lack of knowledge, before i commented that ive been searching the other meaning of guru but i dont find there was many language that use guru too
yes i just know that its term from sanskerta language, thanks for correcting me
wait, ive seen "guru" term in the tl, is this translated from indonesia? or is it have any other meaning? guru mean teacher btw