Navā Anga Puja means “nine-limb worship” in Jainism. It is a ceremonial offering or praise that a Jain devotee performs before a Tirthankara, focusing on nine different aspects or limbs of reverence.

If you meant the English meaning of a specific word in Navā Anga Puja (for example “duha” or another term), please tell me the exact line or term, and I’ll translate that part into clear English.

Note:

• There are slight differences in wording between Digambar and Śvetāmbar traditions, but the overall idea of reverence to the Tirthankara remains the same.
• I can give you a simple, line-by-line English rendering if you provide the exact text you’re looking at.