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Anyonyam (अन्योन्यम् / anyonyam) means “one another,” “each other,” or “mutually.”
It comes from anya + anya — literally, “the other + the other.”
For example:
Anyonyam sahāyam — helping one another
Anyonyam prītim — affection for each other
Anyonyāśrayam — mutual dependence / depending upon one another
Anyonyam bhajanti — they honour or serve one another
In a devotional or relationship context, anyonyam has a particularly beautiful sense: a mutual exchange between two who are deeply connected.
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