: "Sankat" refers to obstacles or crises; "Kate" means to be severed or removed.

: "Sankat kate mite sab peera, Jo sumire Hanumat Balbeera." (All suffering and troubles are overcome by those who remember Hanuman, the brave and powerful).

: "Mite" means to disappear or be erased; "Sab Peera" encompasses all forms of physical, mental, and spiritual pain.

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The phrase (Sankat Kat-e Mit-e Sab Peer-aa) is one of the most powerful verses from the Hanuman Chalisa . Translated literally, it means "All troubles are cut/removed and all pains vanish" for those who remember the mighty Lord Hanuman .

This specific line is the 36th chaupai (verse) of the Hanuman Chalisa, composed by the poet-saint .