Sanskrit

The shabd roop of "lata" in Sanskrit for the pullling gender would be "latah."

Dasha Hara is sanskrit word which means removal of ten bad qualities within you: Kama vasana (Lust), Krodha(Anger), Moha (Attachment), Lobha(Greed), Mada (Over Pride), Matsara (Jealousy), Swartha (Selfishness), Anyaaya (Injustice), Amanavta (Cruelty), Ahankara (Ego) .. happy dussera to all.. May Maa Durga bless u and your family

"Gratitude" in Sanskrit is often translated as "kratagnya" or "kritajna," which expresses the idea of being thankful or appreciative.

'Jalsya Kumudinih (jal-ah-asya kumudini-ih)'.

A note to Dr.Shardanand Tewary: Sir, When an answer has been already provided for a particular question please leave it untouched and add your own without disturbing the earlier answer, even though in your opinion it is not the right one. If you feel so you could "append" your reasons why you consider the earlier answer is not in the right spirit. That way you will be enriching both the original answerer and the questioner.

Like for instance unlike the European languages in Sanskrit 'kumudini' itself would suffice for Water Lily - a literal traslation as you have given would not be necessary.

Dr.Sharadanand Tiwary: A request to yuou.Please bring down your superciliousness-in simple words "empty pride" a bit and not meddl;e with the answers provided by someone else! you can always add to it. If you feel very strongly, use youe Keyboard and not empty pride add, critique and give your reasons.t people decide what is best for them.

The name of the waterlily in Sanskrit is "kumud" or "kamal."

"Athira" is a Sanskrit word that means "spiritual leader" or "guiding light." It is often used to refer to someone who is wise, knowledgeable, and respected for their spiritual insights.

ashvaH(M) is a Horse. ashvinI(F) should therefore be a mare. But this is the name of the asterism- the binary star. The stars are considered the "wives" of the Moon, who is uDupatiH= Lord of the Stars! ashvinI is the first of the 27- Star system of Indian Astrology. The mortal mare is called ashvA(F)

Sanskrit word for union is 'Sangh-ah'.

For 'bed', 'shay-ya' is used in Sanskrit.

क्षान्ति = patience, forbearance

The Hindi name Lubhani means "made of precious stone" or "adorned with jewels".

पापम्[pApam], अघम् [agham] = sin

vadhUH [वधूः] = bride

Patel is not a Sanskrit word It is a vernacular word prevalent from the times of Moghals, Shivaji, and Nizam of Hyderabad. It is means a village head man, an administartive functionary in those regimes. It used to be hereditary, hence is found in surnames of Gujarati and some Maharashtrian areas.

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vANijyam =वाणिज्यम् = trading; vaNik = वणिक्, trader

Pear is called "amṛtaphala" in Sanskrit.

The Sanskrit name for sugarcane is "Ikshu."

raj = to shine; as in नभसि राजते चन्द्रः[nabhasi rAjate chandraH = The moon shines in the sky.

च्छायामन्यस्य कुर्वन्ति तिष्ठन्ति स्वयमातपे । - tree

फलान्यापि परार्थाय वृक्षाः सत्पुरुषाः इव ॥

Vrikshathe samrakshichale jeevanuthulyam - tree

Chedikale samrakshichalo bhojanuthulyam"

'laT' is pANini's way of refering to the present tense, the so called Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite. It used to be called as the vartamAna-kAlaH by the previous grammarians. pANini for his part defines this by a sUtra: vartamAne laT primarily. In the sUtras delineating the "usage" of vartamAna kAlaH he further sys talks of vartAmAna sAmIpye by which the immediate past and immediate future could also be referenced by laT.

chaTakA [चटका]= sparrow

Sanskrit is the oldest language and literature of the world. Prakrit was the deformed version of pure classical Sanskrit and was spoken language of the then common people. Later on Prakrit transformed as Pali and then into several forms as Maagadhi, Maithili, Bhojpuri...etc./etc....finally as Hindi.

The Sanskrit word for gratitude is "kr̥tajña" or "kṛtajña."