Sanskrit

A related word would be Koshha, a vessel, a bucket, a box. Or mJNjushhaa for a box

The Sanskrit word for present moment is "pratyahara," which means withdrawal of the senses and focusing the mind on the present.

eShaH.eShA/etat(एषः/एषा/एतत्) are the pronouns that are used in masculine/feminine/neuter near-point references. That means when one stands close by you introduce or refer to them by eShaH etc. The far-point reference is by saH/sA/tat (सः/सा/तत्).

The modified form of the root-pronoun adas---asou(m/f) and adaH(n) are pronouns to be used for referring to someone who is "far" yet "near: Like when one has to refer to the Sun(masculine in Sanskrit) or Moon who is physically far but "conceptually" close. You say asau sUryaH udeti. This Sun rises.

To learn the upapada vibhakti in Sanskrit, you should first understand the concept of upapada, which is a word that gives additional information about another word through a possessive relationship. Practice identifying and using upapada words with different cases to see how the relationship changes. Reading and analyzing examples from Sanskrit texts will also help in grasping the usage of upapada vibhakti.

One in Sanskrit is said as "eka".

Kalidasa was the court poet of the Gupta King Vikramaditya. There are many legends surrounding Kaidasa, and very liitle accurate history. This you find usually in ancient India due the authors and poets not bothering to record anything about themselves or the era in which they lived. Thus Kalidasa's period is variously stated as any where between 2nd Century AD to 5th Century AD. Kalidasa was a poet and a Dramatist. One of his best poetical work is Raghuvamsha. Of the many dramas he had written Abhjnana Shankuntalam is perhaps the best. There about 8-10 of his famous works.

His style of writing is called the vaidarbhi style where the words chosen are smooth and the poetry is lyrical. He is known for his similes. His style had been copied by many who came after him. Many later poets would compare themselves to him and declare that they were not inferior if not better. His works are studied at the second level of the famous pancha-kavya group.

Jowar is called "ज्वार" (Jwar) in Sanskrit.

The Sanskrit word for 'student' is छात्र (chātra).

sukham(N) is the word for pleasure.

In Sanskrit, the word "lai" can mean various things depending on the context. It could refer to a musical composition or melody in Indian classical music, or be connected to the concept of rhythm or tempo in music. It may also be used in the context of chanting mantras or hymns.

custard apple in Sanskrit

seetAphalam = custard apple

You need Devanaagari font for typing in Sanskrit. You can use 'quillpad', an online word-processor for Indian languages. Choose Hindi and type your Sanskrit text in English. Quillpad will convert it directly into Devanagari script.

You can then copy and paste onto your MS Word document. Make sure that you have Devanagari fonts installed on your OS.

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Give the name of rice

in sanskirt VIRCHI

praNavaH sg the ITRANS style of transliteration. प्रणवः . This word means the syllable "Om"- that is the meditative sound for "Brahman" The ONE

The Oriya calendar for 1971 corresponds to the years 1892-1893 in the Gregorian calendar due to the difference in the starting point of the two calendars. The Oriya calendar is based on the Hindu lunar calendar and follows the traditional Indian system of timekeeping.

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Hell in Sanskrit is typically referred to as "Narak" or "Naraka." These terms are used to describe the place of punishment or suffering in Hindu and Buddhist beliefs.

No, Sanskrit is an ancient Indo-European language that pre-dates Tamil. Tamil is a Dravidian language that developed independently in South India. While both languages have influenced each other over the centuries, Sanskrit and Tamil have distinct origins and linguistic characteristics.

assignment: विभाजन vibhaajana

The first Sanskrit-English dictionary was composed by Sir Monier Monier-Williams, a British scholar, in the 19th century. The dictionary was published in 1872 and is still widely used today.

The Sanskrit term for ladyfinger is "भिण्डी" (bhindi).

Reading Sanskrit involves understanding the structure of the script, which includes vowels, consonants, and other symbols. Each letter in Sanskrit has a unique sound, and combining these letters forms words and sentences. Practice and familiarity with Sanskrit script is key to becoming proficient in reading Sanskrit texts.