No. The correct word in Sanskrit for mother is mAtR^i [मातृ] the last vowel R^i to be pronounced similar to the uvular r from German French but with the tip of the tongue vibrating instead of the uvula.
This mAtR^i is the mUlashabda or what is in tchnical grammatical terms called as the prAtipadika in Paninian Grammar system. This in the Nominative case singular takes the form of mAtA [माता]and is as such in a sentence, like mama mAta suvarchalA to mean "My mother is Suvarchalaa"
In the addressing mode this takes the form of mAtaH = [मातः] to mean O! Mother! as in mayi kR^ipAM kuru mAtaH! O! Mother bless me!
mAte = maate on th other hand is the address form of the word mAtA in Hindi, or may be other vernaculars!
The Sanskrit word for perfection is "Paripurna."
In Sanskrit, 'prameya' is the word for algorithm.
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The English word "mother" can be written in Sanskrit as "मातृ" (mātṛ).
In Sanskrit, the word for mother is "मातृ" (mātṛ).
The word for mother is matru(मातृ:in sanskrit) pronounced. Very often mataji, ji is pronounced jee meaning jiva the Sanskrit for soul and living being. The word for mommy is maiya pronounced muh ee ah.
There is no Sanskrit word "ryka". It is possible that you may have mistaken it for another Sanskrit word. If you provide the correct word, I will be happy to assist you with its meaning.
"Mother" in Hindi is said as "माँ (māṁ)" or "माँजी (māṁjī)".
Pitamahi(Dadi) or Matamahi(nani)father's mother = pitAmahI[पितामही] ; mother's mother = mAtAmahI[मातामही]
The word for mother is mata pronounced mah tah. Very often mataji, ji is pronounced jee meaning jiva the Sanskrit for soul and living being. The word for mommy is maiya pronounced muh ee ah.
The word 'mother' comes from the Old English word 'modor', which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word 'mōdēr'. This word has connections to other Indo-European languages, indicating a shared root across different language families.
No equivalent word in Sanskrit
Answer is "Broccoli", Broccoli is Sanskrit word, it is come from Sanskrit.
The Sanskrit word for 'destiny' is "karma." It refers to the concept of cause and effect, where one's actions and intentions have consequences that shape their future experiences.
The Sanskrit word for improvement is "vikaasa" (विकास).