समान के समान
ये दोनों वस्तुएँ समान के समान हैं।
These two objects are equal to each other.
Exactly the same in value, amount, or status; mutually equal.
उनके अधिकार समान के समान हैं।
Their rights are equal to each other.
दोनों पक्षों के बीच समान के समान संबंध हैं।
There is an equal relationship between both parties.
Used to emphasize mutual equality in legal, mathematical, or philosophical contexts.
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Pro Tip
Avoid redundancy
While 'समान के समान' is grammatically correct, in most contexts 'बराबर' or 'एक समान' is sufficient. Use the longer phrase only when emphasizing mutual equality explicitly.
Gold Rule
Formal contexts only
Reserve this phrase for legal documents, philosophical discussions, or mathematical proofs where mutual equality needs to be emphasized.
Word Origin
Composed of 'समान' (equal, same) + 'के' (of) + 'समान' (equal, same). The phrase literally means 'equal of equal' but functions as an emphatic expression of mutual equality.
Usage Notes
Primarily used in formal or academic contexts to stress mutual equality. Avoid in casual conversation where simpler terms like 'बराबर' (equal) or 'एक समान' (identical) suffice.