Sanskrit

Agni Yaan

antharsowndaryam

अन्नम् -अद्यते इत्यन्नम् . The word is annam. the derivative explanation is "that which is eaten.

'Lakshy-ah, Niyat-Sthanam, Isht-Pradesham'.

In Sanskrit, "bhu" is a root word which means "to become" or "to be." It is often used as a prefix to form other words and has various meanings depending on context, such as "earth," "being," or "becoming."

The shabd roop of "idam" is "etat" in Sanskrit. "Idam" and "etat" both mean "this" in English, but "idam" is in the pratham vibhakti (nominative case) while "etat" is in the shasthi vibhakti (locative case).

Sankrit: व्यञ्जनिक

Transliteration: vyaJjanika

Pollu

Akarant npunsakalingh phal shabdh

sulabha purusha loke satatam priyavaadina appriyasya cha pathyascha vakhta shrota cha durlabha what is the meaning of these lines in Sanskrit

dathu roop kra

'SU-RAKSHA' is itself a Sanskrit word, which is being used in Hindi also. The original words of Sanskrit, which we also use in Hindi are called 'TAT-SAM' words.

PRATHIBHA

bliss supreme

swargaH =स्वर्गः, त्रिविष्टपः

There is a an opinion current that triviShTapa is Tibet.

nadi nadi nad

The word ayan is not an English word. It is a Sanskrt word stated in Hindi style. In Sanskrit it need to be stated as "ayanam". Then it has the meaning path. It also means orbit like that of the earth's around the Sun. Derived from this is a word ayanAMshaH = a technical term in astrology/astronomy, that means the latitude...

मतिः मती मतयः

मतिम् मती मतीः

मत्या मतिभ्याम् मतिभिः

मत्यै- मतिभ्याम् मतिभ्यः

मतये

मत्याः- मतिभ्याम् मतिभ्यः

मतेः

मत्याः- मतयोः मतीनाम्

मतेः

मत्याम्- मतयोः मतिषु

मतौ

हे मते हेमती हे मतयः

Having one ShabdamanjarI as a reference would be the easiest way! After a time it becomes a second nature to even 'guess' at the right form!

Amara in sanskrit means "immortal"

Snow White and if spelled Himsveta than it means Parvati

Ravi Teja is an Indian name that combines the two words "Ravi," meaning sun, and "Teja," meaning brilliance or light. Therefore, the name Ravi Teja can be interpreted as "brilliance of the sun" or "radiant sun."

It will be written as 'नटराज:'

karyakrama

confluence: संगम saMgama