Sanskrit

The word "war" in Sanskrit translates to "Yudh" or "Samara." It refers to a conflict or battle between two or more parties.

The word Canada is derived from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word "kanata," meaning village or settlement. French explorers began using the term to refer to the area near present-day Quebec City, which eventually became the name for the country of Canada.

Rathnashikamani Grihakaryam is the name of a famous Telugu drama written by Gurazada Apparao. It is a satirical play that criticizes the social norms and practices prevalent in society. The play is known for its sharp wit, humor, and commentary on the hypocrisy and double standards of the society at that time.

Darshan is a Hindu term that refers to the auspicious sight or presence of a deity, guru, or holy person. It is believed that receiving darshan can bring blessings, guidance, and spiritual upliftment to the individual. People often visit temples or ashrams to seek darshan.

devAlayaH[m]; devamandiram/mandiram[n] = shrine

religion saver: (addressing female) dharm rakshika, else dharm rakshak.

Abe Yar itna nahi jante tum yar

The Shabd roop of "sadhu" in Sanskrit is "sadhu." This word remains the same in its Shabd roop form.

balakah balakau balakaah

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hy balak hy balakau hy balakaah

the sanskrit word with the meaning Creation..

At or about 1321 A.D, the good (?) Friar Odoric witnessed an annual festival at or near the town of Puri (India?) in which devotees of Krishna allowed themselves to be crushed under the wheels of a large wagon carrying an image of the god. Altered from Jaggernaut, a title of Krishna (an incarnation of Vishnu), from the Hindi Jagganath, literally "the lord of the world", from the Sanskrit jagat, meaning "world" + natha-s, meaning "lord, master".

kida..

khargosh is an Urdu word. The origin could have been from Persian. In Sanskrit a khargosh = rabbit is called a "shashaka" and hare "shasha"

"Shailesh" is a male given name of Sanskrit origin, meaning "lord of the mountains" or "king of mountains." It is a combination of the words "shaila" (mountain) and "isha" (lord).

Some common Sanskrit words used in English include karma, mantra, yoga, guru, and avatar. These terms have been adopted into English due to the influence of Indian philosophy, spirituality, and culture on the global community.

1.बुनियादी मान्यताओं और एक राष्ट्र, राज्य, या सामाजिक समूह है कि शक्तियों और कर्तव्यों को सरकार की स्थापना के कानूनों और उसमें लोगों को कुछ अधिकार की गारंटी

(Buniyādī mān'yatā'ōṁ aura ēka rāṣṭra, rājya, yā sāmājika samūha hai ki śaktiyōṁ aura kartavyōṁ kō sarakāra kī sthāpanā kē kānūnōṁ aura usamēṁ lōgōṁ kō kucha adhikāra gāraṇṭī kī)

2.जवान आदमी एक मजबूत संविधान है. ह्रष्ट - पुष्ट नौजवान

(Javāna ādamī ēka majabūta sanvidhāna hai. Hraṣṭa - puṣṭa naujavāna.)

No, Sanskrit is an Indo-European language that belongs to the Indo-Iranian branch. It is not derived from the Semitic language group, which includes languages like Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic.

journey: यात्रा yaatraa; प्रवास pravaasa; प्रयाण prayaaNa.

campus: सङ्कुल sankula

The Sanskrit name for chikoo fruit is "Sapotā."

Grandfather in sanskrit is "pitAmahaH" (devanAgarI पितामहः)

And great grandfather is called "pra-pitAmahaH (devanAgarI प्रपितामहः)

Essays written in Sanskrit can be found in ancient Indian scriptures, religious texts, philosophical works, and literary compositions. They are also available in academic publications, research journals, and online repositories specializing in Sanskrit literature. Additionally, certain educational institutions and libraries dedicated to Sanskrit studies may house collections of essays in Sanskrit.

The English word "mother" can be written in Sanskrit as "मातृ" (mātṛ).

vidyarthi jeevan mein kuch shetaniya to karta hi hai , par usse yeh ahsas nahi hota hai ki veh ak kaksha mein parta hai use samach jana cchahie ki anushasan ka bhi zindagi mein koi mehatva hai

now i have given you the idea ,

i think so you can write your own one.

In Sanskrit, the word for rooster is "Kukkuta."