Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for travel is 'pravaasaha' प्रवासः

Maybe there are other words I don't know, but this word is found practically everywhere.

pathati pathatha pathanti

pathasi pathatha pathamah

pathami pathabha pathamah

sanahi

atisundara , sukAnta, vibhvataSTa, vAlguka

udyAnam[उद्यानम्] = garden;

hari haro harah:

shemuShI prabandhanam[शेमुषीप्रबन्धनम्] = Wealth Management;

vitta prabandhanam[वित्तप्रबन्धनम्] = Finance Management

vishvAsapAtram = trustworthy

विश्वासपात्रम्

please, try to write here

vidyA = Education; shikShA could also be used but it has a technical meaning too as one of the vedA~Ngas.

nayati nayataha nayanti

nayasi nayathaha nayath

nayami nayavaha nayamaha

Gaj गजः

yuva-netAraH = young leaders

Alp+AhAr/ah=AlpAhArah.

In Sanskrit units for time are 'Vipal - Pal - Ghati' ; as Minute -Second - Hour in English. In English time, a day consists of 24 hours; while in Indian astronomy a day consists of 60 ghati. So, in conversion 1 minute =2.5 pal

divine = daivI(F)/daiva(M)/daivam(N)

ball = kandukam or gendukam

Bhratar means husband, its a Sanskrit word

parIkShaNam.n(N)=परीक्षणम् ; parIkShA. n(F) =Test, Examination

pratibhA-pradarshanI [प्रतिभाप्रदर्शनी]

sharIram(N), kalevaram(N) = Body;

deham(N) = Body of someone who is old and in the second half of his her life i.e closer to death than one who is growing. That is a growing body is sharIram, whereas a dying body is deham. dahana yogyam deham = that which deserves cremation is deham.

Dead body = is shavaH; pretaH

playboy

manmathaH = cupid or God of Love.

The English meaning of 'nariyal' is 'coconut'.

Monday: सोमवासरः, Tuesday: मङ्गलवासरः, Wednesday: बुधवासरः, Thursday: गुरुवासरः, Friday: शुक्रवासरः, Saturday: शनिवासरः, Sunday: रविवासरः.