HlaMin

Author: Hla Min (Lifelong Learner)

  • Kyu

    • Kyu
    • Kyu Hmwe — Writer
    • Kyu Kyu
    • Kyu Kyu Hlaing
    • Kyu Kyu Lin (T75) — Volleyball
    • Kyu Kyu Lwin — UCC; Social Security Board
    • Kyu Kyu Swe, Dr. — Professor
    • Kyu Kyu Thin — Writer
    • Kyu Sein — UCC

    Names with Kyu in middle or end

    • Aye Kyu
    • Aye Aye Kyu
    • Ba Kyu
    • Chit Kyu
    • Han Kyu Pe
    • Khin Khin Kyu
    • Lwin Lwin Kyu
    • Myint Kyu Pe
    • Wah Kyu
    • Win Kyu

  • Than

    • Than
    • Than Aung
    • Than Aye
    • Than Byin
    • Than Lwin (Eric, GBNF) — Saya; Economics ; Librarian at the Faculty of Social Science; Visiting Lecturer at BIT
    • Than Lwin (Henry, EC69) — Saya; EE Department
    • Than Lwin — Saya; UCC; CSO; Moved to Singapore; Spouse: Khin Swe Oo
    • Than Lwin — Succeeded Joe Ba Maung as National Tennis Champion for Singles; They were Doubles Champion; Spouse: Mu My Khin
    • Than Lwin — US State Department; Father: Myoma U Ba Lwin
    • Than Lwin — Programmer; EPC
    • Than Lwin — Japanese Diploma; helped Japanese Veterans (Ah Yoe Kayk Ah Phwe)
    • Than Maung
    • Than Myaing
    • Than Naung
    • Than Ohn
    • Than Oo
    • Than Pe
    • Than Po
    • Than Sein
    • Than Soe
    • Than Swe
    • Than Toe
    • Than Zaw

  • Wunna

    Wunna means “good looking” (handsome, pretty, …). It is one of the good karmic results along with Aryu (Longevity), Sukha (Happiness, pleasure, joy, bliss) and Bala (Strength) for doing meritorious deeds.

    • Maung Wunna — Award winning Director
    • Sao Wunna — Minister in AFPFL Government.
    • Wunna — Son of U Nyein Min (C79), who named his company as “Wunna Construction”.
    • Sree Wunna Mangrai — UCC;Descendant of Keng Tung Sawbwa
    • Wunna Ko Ko (EC96) — Grand son of Saya U Net, Professor of Mathematics at MASU; Did further studies in Japan and the USA; Designed, created and maintained the second RIT web site
    • Wunna Maung Lwin
    • Wunna Saw
    • Wunna Sithu (SPHS65, EC71) — Rowed for Ye Kyaung Lu Nge, RIT and RUBC; RUBC Gold; RIT Swimming and Water polo; Worked for DCA before going abroad

  • Thant

    • Thant — Clean; Pure; Pristine
    • U Thant — Third Secretary of the United Nations
    • Thant Shin Pha Sa Pa La — Clean AFPFL
    • Thant Sin
    • Col. Thant Sin, Burma Army Medical Corp, former Commanding Officer of Defense Services General Hospital (DSGH) and later Deputy Minister of Health: unique in the spelling of his name: “thant sin (clean) and not “thant zin”
    • Thant Zin (M82) — SPZP; SDYF; HMEE; Father: U Sein Shan

    Names with Thant in middle or end

    • Maung Maung Thant
    • Myo Thant
    • Myo Thant Tin
    • Norman Thant Zin
    • Saw Thant
    • Thant Zin Ohn
    • Thura Thant Zin

  • Tha

    • Tha Aung
    • Tha Beinda
    • Tha Hlaing (EC83) — son of Saya Dr. Freddie Ba Hli, stood Joint First with U Thaung Tin (EC83, KMD) in the Final Year.
    • Tha Hlaing — Head of RIT Physics Department
    • Tha Noe, Maung — Author
    • Tha Hla, Dr. — Professor of Geology; Rector of the University of Rangoon
    • Tha Hla, Dr. — Dermatologist and personal physician of Tripitaka Sayadaw. He was conferred Wunna Kyaw Htin by the government
    • Tha Myat —Kyay Taing Min Gyi., Children: Than Than Tint, Tin Tun
    • Tha San — Actor
    • Tha Sein
    • Tha Htay (M70) — Major donor for the Combined 1st BE Intake of 64 and 65; Head of MES (Nay Pyi Taw Chapter)
    • Tha Ka Doe — Writer
    • Tha Gyaw Wai
    • Tha Tun — Head of Architecture
    • Tha Win

    Names with Tha in Middle or End

    • Aung Kyaw Tha
    • Chan Tha
    • Kyaw Tha
    • San Tha
    • San Tha Aung

  • C (Symbol)

    • Third letter of the English Alphabet
    • Roman numeral with the value 100
    • Celsius — formerly known as Centigrade
    • Central, e.g. CPU (Central Processing Unit)
    • Company, e.g. BOC (British Oil Company)
    • Computer, e.g. PC (Personal Computer)
    • Grade– usually counts as 3.0
    • Co — Company
    • C/O — Care of)
    • Com — Commerce; Company; Communications
    • CA — California
    • CAD — Computer Aided Design
    • CAD — Computer Aided Design
    • CB — Chat Box
    • CAT — Computerized Axial Tomography
    • CG — Center of Gravity
    • CO — Commanding Officer; Chief Operator
    • CRLF — Carriage Return Line Fee
    • CS — Computer Science
    • CT — Computer Technology

  • E (Symbol)

    • Fifth letter of the English Alphabet.
    • Education, e.g. IIE (Institute of International Education)
    • Engineering. e.g. ChE (Chemical Engineering)
    • Estimate, e.g. ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival)
    • Executive, e.g. EC (Executive Committee), CEO (Chief Executive Officer)
    • Exponent. e.g. 1E6 (stands for a million) and 1E-6 (stands for a millionth).
    • e is a Mathematical Constant named in honor of Euler. It has a value of 2.71828…
    • e^x (is the Euler Constant raised to the power x).
    • Differentiating e^x returns e^x.
    • Integrating e^x returns e^x.
    • The invariant property of e^x is essential to the Transforms and Transformations (used for the Analysis and Synthesis in Engineering problems).
    • E : Electrical, Electronic, Electronics, Executive, Exponent, English, Engineering
    • EC — Electrical Communications; Executive Committee
    • ECAP — Electrical Circuit Analysis Program
    • EE– Electrical Engineering
    • EEC : European Economic Commission
    • EI : Emotional Intelligence, Electrical Inspectorate
    • EMR — Electronic Medical Record
    • EP — Electrical Power.
    • EPC — Electric Power Corporation
    • EQ — Emotional Quotient, Equality
    • ER — Emergency Room; Emergency Responder
    • ESL — English as a Second Language; English as a Specialty Language
    • ESP — Extra Sensory Perception
    • ETA — Estimated Time of Arrival
    • ETD — Estimated Time of Departure
    • EU — European Union
    • EV — Electric Vehicle
    • EVA — Extravehicular Activity
    • EWS — Early Warning System
    • EZ — Easy
    • IEEE — Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
    • IEEE-CS — Computer Society of IEEE

  • L (Symbol)

    • 3th letter of the English Alphabet.
    • Roman Numeral with the value 50.
    • Inductance or Inductor e.g. RLC Circuit
    • Law, e.g. BL (Bachelor of Law)
    • Litre
    • Sterling Pound
    • Lb — weight in Pounds
    • LCD — Liquid Crystal Display
    • LDL — Low Density Cholesterol Level
    • LED — Light Emitting Diode
    • LLC — Limited Liability Corporation

  • Antonym

    Meaning

    Antonyms are words which have almost the opposite meaning for the given context.

    Since some words can have multiple meanings, one must be careful of the meaning associated with an antonym.

    Examples

    Love and Hate are antonyms.

    There are six root causes or Hetu.

    They fall into two groups : Kusala (Wholesome) and Akusala (Unwholesome). Kusala and Akusala are antonyms.

    Akusala group consists of Lobha (Greed), Dosa (Anger or Hatred) and Moha (Ignorance of Delusion)

    Kusala group consists of Alobha (Non-greed), Adosa (Non-hatred) and Amoha (Non-ignorance or Wisdom).

    Lobha and Alobha are antonyms. Dosa and Adosa are antonyms. Moha and Amoha are antonyms.

  • Adeikhtan

    Adeikhtan is rendered as Determination. It is a commitment to do something as planned. One needs resolve.

    New Year Resolution is a form of Adeikhtan, but many do not seriously follow it.

    A time-bounded Adeikhtan is easier to fulfill. At some meditation retreats, one pledges to practice mindfulness for the period (e.g. one hour).

    According to the Buddhist Chronicles, the Bodhisatta (Buddha to be) made an Adeikhtan to meditate under the Bodhi Tree until he became Enlightened.

    Examples of Determination

    • Try a new task every day for a specified period
    • Learn a new language every year
    • [Hard] master four languages in a year by living and studying with native speakers
    • Visit a number of places (e.g. countries) within a specified period