सत्य की जीत
/sət̪jə kiː dʒiːt̪/The principle that honesty and moral integrity ultimately triumph over deception and injustice.
उसके झूठ के बावजूद, सत्य की जीत हुई और उसने सच बताया।
Despite his lies, truth prevailed, and he told the truth.
Often used in moral or ethical contexts to emphasize the power of honesty.
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💡Pro Tip
Cultural Context
This proverb reflects the Hindu and Buddhist philosophical belief in the ultimate victory of truth (satya) over falsehood. It is often quoted in moral and ethical discussions.
⚡Gold Rule
Usage in Sentences
Use 'सत्य की जीत' when emphasizing that honesty or moral correctness will eventually overcome deception or injustice. It is not used for trivial situations.
📖Word Origin
Derived from Sanskrit 'सत्य' (truth) and 'जीत' (victory). The phrase is deeply rooted in ancient Indian philosophical and religious texts, reflecting the cultural emphasis on dharma (righteousness) and truth.
📝Usage Notes
Commonly used in Hindi literature, proverbs, and moral discourses. It is often cited in contexts where justice or honesty is expected to prevail despite initial setbacks.