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What is the difference between Punjabi and Gurumukhi?

What is the difference between Punjabi and Gurumukhi?

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N. Jarah

N. Jarah

N. Jarah
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Answered Jun 26, 2020

Punjabi is a language that is spoken in some Punjab states of Indian and Pakistan, which belongs to the group of Indo Aryan languages. Punjabi is written in two different scripts, the Punjabi speaking Muslim write the language in Perso-Arabic Script, which is also known as Shhahmukhi from right to left and the Hindi and Urdu scripts. Punjabi also has a different dialect, which is Majhi, Malawi, Doabi, Multani, Jhangvi, Potohari.

Gurumukhi is a writing style; it is used to write the Guru Granth Sahib, but the language in which it is written in the Punjabi language. The Gurumukhi script was implemented by one of the ten gurus of Sukhas Angad Dev Ji. Gurumukhi is mostly used by the Sikhs. It has 35 letters and nine vowels.

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A. Boaz

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A. Boaz, Mechanical Engineer, Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Atlanta, Georgia

Answered Jun 11, 2020

Punjab is a language, and Gurmukhi is a script that is used to pen the Punjabi tongue. Punjabi is a language that belongs to the group of Indo Aryan languages. These languages are spoken prominently in the Punjab state of both Pakistan and India. Punjab is also written like the Hindu and Urdu scripts The Sikhs who speak Punjab mostly write in the Gurumukhi script implemented by And Dev Ji. Angad Dev Ji is among one of ten Gurus of Sukhas.

Punjab developed over time, much like any language. Punjabi is communicated by 44 percent of the population of Pakistan and 3 percent of the total population in India. Gurmukhi constitutes 35 letters and nine vowels.

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Answered Jun 07, 2020

Sewage pumps and sump pumps are two popular kinds of pumps that are usually used at home and in several other structures. The two pumps are located in the basement part of the building, and they both convey substances, especially liquid. The sewage pumps are known to have an additional alarm, which gives signals when the waste reaches a particular level, then the waste is grounded and conveyed into the sewer system.

A sump pump is responsible for getting rid of water whenever it is getting to excess in the basement of the structure where it is located. A sump pump is a machine usually powered by electricity or a backup battery. It is of two types, mainly, which are the pedestal and the submersible types. The pedestal types are usually located at the visible part of the structure, while the submersible types are usually located in the sump pit. For the sewage pump, it is usually connected to the bathroom, toilet, and kitchen in a house to convey sewage.

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