Sanskrit

enlightened one

Siddhartha means "one who gets what he desires" In the sense that "he thinks and it happens such a powerful person. Now, Shddhodana Prince Siddhartha's father named him thus after having heard the prediction from his Court Astrolgers that his child will either grow to be powerful Emperor of a Powerful Philosopher who will take the world with him. A kShatriya his father i.e Shddhodana was not for seeing his son become a sanyasi/mendicant however great he may become as seen by the world. So, in order to preclude the possiblity of his child becoming a mendicant/recluse/ascetic Shuddhodana named him "Siddhartha" so that the repetition fo the word creates that kind of an effect, and his son would choose to become an Emperor ratehr than a recluse. Even Prince Siddhartha grew up into a fine and well rounded Price mastrering all the Martial and other arts expected of offsprings of Kings! But destiny was otherwise intended so he became The Buddha - The Enlightened One"

The Sanskrit word "bidhasyate" means "will be divided" or "will be allocated" in English. It is a future tense form of the word "bidh" which means to divide, separate, or apportion.

"Aavyan" in Sanskrit means "one who is noble or honourable."

from all indications , Enochian is thecommonlanguage of the angels and was around long before humans were around. to date, no one can determine how old Enochian is but it is believed that this was the language Adam and Eve spoke while in the garden of Eden and after being cast out they began to speakHebraicwhich is also believed to be older thanSanskrit. Some people say that Enochian is a Satanic language but it should be known that this was the language Enoch had learned when he went intoHevento ask God to forgave two angels who hadimpregnatedhuman women on earth . this language is used to make contact with any angel ,be it good or bad!!!!!

As far as I know this is a mis-spelt word if it is a Sanskrit word. Could it have been yogitA? as in Yogita Bali the actress ? Then it is again what is called an apabhramsha or "broken" form of the word. Let's say it is joShitA- which is a past-participle form of the causative of the dhatu juSh. In that case it would mean, "One who has been made to involve/connect".

The Sanskrit word for "regi pandu" in Telugu is "draksha" or "drakshaphalam."

The shabd DEV (divine form) of 'Balak' in Sanskrit is 'Bālakaḥ'.

You pronounce it as "Om Prit-hvee Da-too Boo-mee Day-vee."

i think 18 off pass marks in sanskrit....

In Sanskrit, "anish" means someone who is master of his own desires or someone who is not affected by worldly attachments.

कृपया अपना प्रश्न संस्कृत में पूछें।

This shloka means that just as a tree bends down when it is laden with fruits, similarly, wise people remain humble and respectful. However, a foolish person who is dry like a withered tree never shows respect to anyone.

"Jay Deep" does not have a standard English meaning as it appears to be a name. The name Jay is of Sanskrit origin meaning "victory" or "success," while Deep is of Hindi origin meaning "lamp" or "light."

The lot lakar of pa dhatu is "lunj".

'Shala' is pronounced as "sha-la" with the emphasis on the first syllable, sounding like "shah-lah."

Yes, Sanskrit is still used as a language for scholarly and religious purposes in India. There are individuals and institutions dedicated to preserving and promoting the language through writing, teaching, and research. However, its everyday usage has significantly declined over time.

The word "rajah" in Sanskrit is written as राजा.

The Sanskrit word for a sage is "Rishi." Sages are revered in Indian culture for their wisdom, virtue, and spiritual knowledge.

In Sanskrit, kite is called "patanga" or "chitrakarika."

Sanskrit is considered to be a difficult language to learn due to its complex grammar, extensive vocabulary, and unfamiliar writing system. It may take a longer time and more effort compared to learning other languages, making it less easy in terms of percentage.

In Sanskrit, the letter "ह" (ha) represents the sound /ha/, as in the word "हरि" (hari). It is a consonant that is pronounced with a strong exhale of breath. The letter "ह" is one of the basic letters in the Sanskrit alphabet and is used in various words and sounds in the language.

In Sanskrit, "Thalia" does not have a specific meaning as it is not a traditional Sanskrit word. It is likely a name or term from another language or culture.

The Shabda Roop of "bhanu" in Sanskrit is: पुंलिङ्ग एकवचन (masculine gender, singular number).

sanane canıkaom ben cavaplamicam tabiikide sen cavaplıcan