The Mythological Character Barbarik and Yalung Hang (King Yalambar) Yalung Hang Yalambar hang Meaning of "Barbarik" Barbarik is a character from the mythological epic Mahabharata . However, the belief that Barbarik was the Kirat king Yalambar is a misconception and a false narrative. The word "Barbarik" has 67 synonyms and opposite meanings . Its synonyms include words like uncivilized, savage, and wild . Meaning of Barbarik in Sanskrit Barbar = Uncivilized, Evil Ik = A person Barbar + Ik = Barbarik The origin of the word Barbarik comes from Latin : Latin = "Barbaros" Meaning = Evil Thus, Barbarik is a derogatory term. Meaning in Greek In Greek, Barbarik is referred to as Barbarikas , with the same meaning. Example: A Barbarik would be someone who eats children alive. Sources: The English Heritage, The Dictionary of English Heritage Illustrated Encyclopedia, 1977 The Historical Perspective The Greeks used the term Ba...
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