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Mannat

मन्नत
MAN-nat

Mannat (मन्नत) is a Hindi-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a vow or wish made to a deity, often with a promise of offering. In crosswords it is the 6-letter answer MANNAT (6).

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Meaning & usage

Mannat refers to a vow or wish made to a deity, often accompanied by a promise to perform a specific act or offering if the wish is fulfilled. It is a common practice in South Asian cultures, where devotees seek divine intervention for personal or familial desires. The concept is deeply rooted in faith and spirituality.

In a sentence

She made a mannat to visit the temple if her son recovered from his illness.

Mannat as a crossword answer

Mannat is a 6-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A vow or wish made to a deity, often with a promise of offering” (6)

Category: Concept Origin: Hindi Script: Hindi

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