Gurmukh
(Pañj
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b
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, ‘person oriented towards the
Gur
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’). A pious Sikh responsive to the Gur
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's word. In contrast to the
manmukh
, the gurmukh embodies the living teaching of the
di Granth
.
Gurmukh
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(Pañj
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b
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, ‘from the mouth of the
Gur
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’). Sacred script of the Sikhs. The Gurmukh
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alphabet consists of thirty-five letters and is simpler than, but closely related to, the Devan
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gr
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script used for Sanskrit and Hind
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.