Sanskrit

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.

tree: शाखाभृत् shaakhaabhRt; क्ष्मारुह् kShmaaruh; द्रुम druma; पादप paadapa; धरणीरुह dharaNiiruha; नग naga; वृक्ष vRkSha; पृथिवीभृत् pRthiviibhRt; कुज kuja; तरु taru; भूरुह bhuuruha; अवनिरुह avaniruha;महिरुह् mahiruh; क्षितिज kShitija; द्रु dru; तरवः taravaH.

peace: शान्ति shanti

little: kinchit किञ्चित्; svalpaस्वल्प

connect: युङ्क्ते yuNkte; अनुबध्नाति anubadhnaati

impression: मुद्रिका mudrikaa; संस्कार saMskaara; प्रभाव prabhaava ; चिह्न chihna

fun: परिहास parihaasa; हास्य haasya; उपहास upahaasa.

Appreciation in Sanskrit is pronounced as "prashansa".

lata late latah

latam late latah

latya latabhyam latabhi

lataye latabhyam latabhya

lataya latabhyam latabhya

lataya latyo latanaam

latayaam latyo latasu

he lata he late he latah

master of right path....and heartbeat of earth

shadi in Hindi

Sanskrit i don't know

In Sanskrit vivAhaH or udvAhaH or pariNayaH will mean marriage.

'Jai' or 'jay' जय means victory.

You can find Sanskrit suktis with meanings in various sources such as traditional Sanskrit books, online websites dedicated to Sanskrit literature, and collections of Sanskrit literature available in libraries. There are also specific websites and apps that provide translations and explanations for Sanskrit suktis.

sea: abdhi अब्धि; arnavaअर्णव; samudram समुद्रं; saagaram सागरं; jaladhi जलधि; ambudhi अम्बुधि

silver: रजत rajata (adj.); रौप्य raupya (adj.); रजत rajata (n.); रजन rajana (n.); रौप्य raupya (n.)

The Sanskrit word for butterfly is "patanga."

From Latin sui (which is from suus meaning "one's own) plus Latin cida "one who kills."

You can find collections of Sanskrit suktis (aphorisms or wise sayings) in various websites and databases dedicated to Sanskrit literature and philosophy. Sites like SanskritDocuments.org, WisdomLibrary.org, and Internet Archive may have a wide range of suktis available for reading online.

The word for elder brother in Sanskrit is "भ्रातृ" (bhraatr).

In Indian classical music, shuddha swaras are the basic or natural notes without any alteration. There are seven shuddha swaras: Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, and Ni. These form the fundamental building blocks of melodies in Indian classical music.

pear name in sanskrit