Sanskrit

It is estimated that around 50% of the vocabulary in English has its origins in Sanskrit. This influence primarily comes from the migration of Sanskrit words into English through various channels such as colonization, trade, and cultural exchange. The presence of Sanskrit-derived words is particularly noticeable in fields like philosophy, religion, and science.

Lot Lakar is a term in Hindi which means Past tense. It is used to describe actions that have already happened in the past.

The Sanskrit word for shine is "Prakasa".

A fresher's party is a type of welcoming party for new students or Freshman students as they are better known. The Hindi name for this party is inamēṁ na'ē pārṭī.

Social Revolution (e.g.: French Revolution) = KRANTI

Revolution of an object around another = PARIKRAMAA

The Sanskrit word for wave is "अलन्त" (alanta).

Yes - bhavatu

I Can - zaknomi

:)

vishwas

Perhaps you mean "riven" which means "split".

Yellow in Sanskrit is "पीत " (pīta).

The Sanskrit word for center is "madhya."

"Pustaka" means book. "Pustakaani" means books, as a neutral gender, plural noun.

No, he wasn't a poet, he was a mathematician. Bhāskara is said to have been the head of an astronomical observatory at Ujjain, the leading mathematical center of ancient India.

The brand that got its name from a Sanskrit word meaning "priceless" is Tata, as in Tata Group. The word "Tata" comes from the Sanskrit word "Tattva," which means truth or ultimate reality.

"Sagora pakshi" in Sanskrit is called "Garuda pakshi." "Garuda" is a mythical bird in Hinduism and Buddhism known for its association with the god Vishnu.

The word 'prameela' written as 'प्रमीला' means lassitude or sleepiness in Sanskrit.

The Sanskrit word for perception is "pratyaksha."

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निबन्धः - मम ग्रामः

अद्यत्वे अहं नगरे वसामि | किन्तु अहं मूलतः ग्रामवासी | मम ग्रामः अतीव सुन्दरः अस्ति |

मम ग्रामे चतस्रः वीथ्यः सन्ति | एकस्मिन् धनिकाः वसन्ति | अन्यासु साधारणाः जनाः वसन्ति |

मम ग्रामः क्षेत्रैः बहुभिर्वृक्षैः च सस्यश्यामलः| अत्र पशुपालनमपि क्रियते | मम ग्रामस्य समीपे एव नदी प्रवहति |तस्याः जलं विमलम् | अतः स विमला इत्येव कथ्यते | ग्रामवासिनः सर्वे अपि नद्यां एव स्नान्ति | वर्षा काले एव जनाः गृहे स्नानं कुर्वन्ति | अद्यत्वे जल व्यवस्था कृता अस्ति | नदीजलं निलिकाभिः गृहेषु प्रापितं भवति | पुरा जनाः नदीं गत्वा कुम्भेषु जलं आनयन्ति स्म |

अस्माकं ग्रामणीः बहुश्रुतः| अतः सः ग्रामे उन्नतां पाठशालां निर्मितवान् | केवलं उच्चविद्यायै अस्माभिः नगरं गम्यते |

अस्माकं ग्रामे भव्यं देवमन्दिरं अस्ति | तच्च बहु पुरातनम् | अतः तस्य दर्शनार्थं जनाः देशस्य नानाभागेभ्यः आगच्छन्ति |प्रतिवर्षं वसन्तकाले अत्र महोत्सवः आचर्यते | तं द्रष्टुं बहवः जनाः आगच्छन्ति | अहमपि उत्सवकाले ग्रामे एव भवामि |

अस्माकं ग्रामात बहिः अनतिदूरे प्राक्तनः एकः दुर्गः अस्ति | अद्यत्वे स च भग्नः | तस्य ऐतिहासिकमहत्वं अस्ति इति कारणात् तमपि द्रष्टुं जना: आगच्छन्ति | मम बाल्यकाले अहं मम सखिभिः सह तत्र क्रीडितुं गच्छन आसम् |

मम बाल्ये मम ग्रामं गन्तुं नगरात् रेल-यानेन गत्वा, ततः अश्वशकटेन गन्तव्यं आसीत् | अद्यत्वे बस-यानेन गन्तुं शक्यते |

नगरे बहूनि प्रलोभनानि सन्ति | नगरं त्यक्त्वा आगन्तुं मनः नैव इच्छति | तथापि मह्यं मम ग्राम एव रोचते |

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

In Sanskrit, "Vivasvaan" means "bright, radiant, or shining." It is also another name for the Hindu sun god, Surya.

Fan is called "पंक्तिचक्र" (Panktichakra) in Sanskrit language.

gratitude = kR^itaj~natA(n,f) = [कृतज्ञता]; pronounced 'kritadnyataa'

Sanskrit is primarily used in India and Nepal. However, it is also studied and used in countries like Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and parts of Southeast Asia for its historical and cultural significance, particularly in the context of Hinduism and Buddhism.

The term "ultimate power" in Sanskrit can be translated as "parama shakti" (परम शक्ति).

pathar

prastaraH(m), grAvA(m), shilA(f), pAShANam(n)are words for 'stone'. pAShaNam is Rock. shilA should better be used when the stone is used in the sense of a stone tablet where writing is found on them, or when the stone is to be used to sculpt images.