Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for purity is "śuddhi."

Aditya is the sanscrit word for Sun.

सूर्यप्रकाश

Kalina is the english translation.

Some Sanskrit names for heaven are Swarga, Indraloka, Devaloka, and Amaravati.

sky: नभ nabha; आकाश aakaasha; अम्बर ambara; गगन gagana

Some other names for Earth in Sanskrit are "Bhumi," "Dharti," and "Prithvi."

In Sanskrit, "vaasanaa" refers to the accumulation of subconscious impressions or tendencies that influence behavior and thought patterns. These impressions are formed through past experiences and shape our desires, habits, and reactions in the present moment.

research : शोध shodha; सम्शोधन samshodhana

The Sanskrit word 'niti' broadly refers to principles or guidelines for ethical conduct, governance, or practical knowledge. It is often used to describe moral values, policies, or strategies related to leadership, diplomacy, or social behavior.

There are several words that refer to pure water in Sandskrit. Some of these include zuddhoda, vimalApa, as well as puNyajala.

The Sanskrit word for fragrance is "Gandha."

The Sanskrit word for air conditioner is "वायु शीतकिरणी" (Vāyu Śītakiraṇī).

The word "champak" in Sanskrit is "चम्पक" (champaka). It refers to the fragrant magnolia champaca flower commonly found in India.

The Sanskrit word for light is "Prakasha".

Chalk is called सुधाखंडः (sudhaakhandaha) in Sanskrit.

प्राण is written in Sanskrit as "prāṇa."

Oxygen is called "ऑक्सीजन" (Oxygen) in Sanskrit.

In Sanskrit, pure water can be translated as "शुद्ध जल" (śuddha jal).

There is no word for it in the Sanskrit. The English language, while not the most complicated, it does have the largest amount of words. There are some English words that have no translation in certain other languages.

In Sanskrit, electricity produced from sound is known as "ध्वनित विद्युत" (Dhvanit Vidhyut).

The Sanskrit word for serene or serenity is "śānta."

Molecule means 'Paramaanu' in most of the Indian languages including Marathi and Sanskrit.

The word 'nerve' is said to come from the sanskrit word ' nara'. Nara also means human and therefore Narayana in Sanskrit is the highest form of Human. In another dictionary it is said; Nara is "the primeval Man or eternal Spirit pervading the universe always associated with Narayana, "son of the primeval man" In Arabic "narashansah" is referred to the praised one (Muhammad).

The Sanskrit word for truth is "satya."