Sanskrit

Himalaya is written as हिमालय in Sanskrit.

Coastal plains in Sanskrit language are referred to as "तटीय मैदानानि" (Tatiya Maidanani).

The Shabd Roop of "pushp" in Sanskrit is "pushpam".

The Sanskrit name for the game kho kho is "rathyā kabhāridaḥ."

Sweet in Sanskrit is called "मधुर" (Madhura).

"Beloved" in Sanskrit can be translated as "प्रिय" (priya).

The dhatu roop of "ich" in Sanskrit is 'icchati'.

नदीः सर्वेषाम प्राणिनाम आवश्यकतायां प्रमुखं भूमिस्थानमस्ति। नदी जलसमृद्धि एव प्रदानम् करोति तस्मात् जलस्रोतः तस्याः आवश्यकतायां अत्यन्तम् प्रमुखः स्थानं गच्छति। संसारे अनेक नद्यः महत्त्वं प्राप्नुवन्ति याः सरितस्य रूपेण ख्यातिं प्राप्नुवन्ति। नद्यः प्राचीनकालानां सभ्यतायां प्रमुखं भूमिस्थानं अस्ति एव च कैलासादिषु पर्वतेषु उत्पत्तिं गच्छन्ति। प्राचीनकालेऽपि नद्यः वसुंधरां रक्षन्ति एव च प्रेरयन्ति।

The word for "tubelight" in Sanskrit is "प्रकाशकठी" (prakāśakaṭhī).

The Shabd Roop of "pustak" in Sanskrit is as follows:

1. Prathama Vibhakti (Nominative Case) - pustakam
2. Shashthi Vibhakti (Genitive Case) - pustakasya
3. Saptami Vibhakti (Locative Case) - pustake
4. Chaturthi Vibhakti (Instrumental Case) - pustakena

"Kadlifalaani" is not a recognized Sanskrit word and does not have a standard meaning in the language. It is possible that it is a misspelling or a combination of words from different languages.

Peace on Earth in Sanskrit is "शांति धरा पृथ्वी." It is pronounced as "Shanti dhara prithvi."

No, "Aryan" is a term used in Indo-Iranian languages to refer to a person of noble lineage or high social status. It does not specifically mean "leaders" in Sanskrit.

The shabd-roop of 'Phool' in Sanskrit is 'Pushpam'.

duhitA = daughter; putrI = daughter; AtmajA= daughter;

Sanskrit was the early language of Hinduism in the general area of India.

Symposium is called "sabha" in Sanskrit.

The Sanskrit word for God is "Brahman" or "Ishvara."

Owl in Sanskrit is called "उलूक" (ulūka).

In Sanskrit, the word for good is शोभन. Phonetically spelled out, this word is pronounced zobhana, or zho-bah-nah. Sanskrit as a language originated in ancient India, and many modern languages are derived from Sanskrit.

The word for story in Sanskrit is "katha".

The Sanskrit word for 'ignited minds' is "प्रज्वलित मन."

The lad and lid forms of "dha" in Hindi are "dho" and "dho" respectively. They are used in certain verb conjugations to indicate past tense.

The Sanskrit word for penis is "lingam".