पाठशाला में जाने वाले या संस्कृत भाषा में रुचि रखने वाले पाठकों के लिये हम एक लघु कथा प्रस्तुत कर रहे हैं। सम्पूर्ण कथा संस्कृत भाषा में अनुवादित है। ये कहानी एक सिंह तथा सियार की है जिसमें चतुर सियार ना ही अपना जीवन सुरक्षित करता है बल्कि सिंह जो कि क्रूर था उसको भी […]
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Well, for married people, this should be really interesting. What is a husband called in Sanskrit? Definitely, there would be many names given to the word husband. The simple definition of a husband is a man who is married to a woman. In ancient India, a lot of monikers were used to call a husband
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We are today discussing one of the most interesting consonant of Devanagari script, used extensively in Sanskrit, Hindi and Marathi languages. Its phonetic transcription used in transliteration is Ṇa and the pronunciation position is 3rd. It is so close to the 4th position or dental Na that while speaking and singing, people hardly pay attention to
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Learning Sanskrit letters through English This will sound very interesting to you if you are not from India and want to learn how to write Devanagari script, which is used in Sanskrit, Hindi and Marathi language. I have tried to explain it through English letters and hope you will find it interesting and easy. This
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While looking for various Sanskrit names for the word ‘father’, I was stunned to find that the Hindi and Punjabi name for father ‘Baap’ comes directly from Sanskrit. It is so amazing to get to know these many names that can be used for ‘father’. I hope you would like this list. I will be
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Undoubtedly, one of the favorite mantras of whoever ventures into the path of Sanskrit, mantra, spirituality, and Indian philosophy, for it ensures immortality and liberation from the ephemeral world. It propitiates the ‘Death Winner’ aspect of Lord Shiva and is famously known as ‘Maha Mrytunjyaya’ Mantra. I have tried to provide both Sanskrit and English
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It is very interesting to note the Sanskrit names of animal. Some of them are contextual and I will try to give the meaning of those contextual names too. English Sanskrit Transliteration Animal जन्तुः Jantuḥ Animal प्राणी Prāṇī Animal चेतनः Cetanaḥ (the one who is sentient) Animal जीवी Jīvī Animal जन्मी Janmī (the one who
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Who does not like beauty. In one of the names ascribed to God in Sanskrit, Satyam Shivam Sundaram, beauty is the last word. Obviously, there are many contextual meanings and connotations that are used when one refers to this word. So, through this post, we will try to find out what is beauty called in
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We are providing the Sanskrit tattoo translation for the phrase ‘do not give up’. If you have any suggestions or feedback, you can write to us through the comments section.
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Banana is a common fruit found almost everywhere in the world. Recently, I visited Sri Lanka. Though banana is usually yellow in color when it is ripe, and green when unripe, I noticed 5 different colors of a banana–brown, almost red and a similar shade which was different from green and yellow. In this post,
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To know what is watermelon is called in Sanskrit is a tricky thing–the common name of watermelon used in India is actually borrowed from the Arabic language. Moreover, a watermelon is called as ‘तरबूज’ and ‘खरबूज’. ‘खरबूज’ is borrowed from the Persian language, though both these fruits are found throughout India. We are providing the
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Whenever there is a mention of a rose’s name in different languages, the famous lines of Sir William Shakespeare flash in mind: What’s in the name? A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. No doubt, the rose is one of the commonest and frequently referred flowers in poetry across the world. Though in Sanskrit,
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Water is the essence of life. Even astronauts who are traveling in the far wide space are curious to find water on another planet because it would mean the feasibility of life. In Sanskrit, water is revered as life itself. Among forty-seven names of water in Sanskrit that we are providing here, one name is
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Water lily is another name given to the most beautiful flower lotus. Lotus happens to be the national flower of India. A lot of people are always interested in knowing what it’s called in the ancient language Sanskrit. We are providing three names of water lily from the dictionary with roman transliteration for people who
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It is always interesting to know different names and meanings of a particular object in Sanskrit. Oftentimes, it is revealing and related to some sort of intriguing insight. I have always found that there are more than one names of an object in Sanskrit–some of them are direct and some are indirect. Like any other
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Sanskrit tattoo is a unique bling for people who want to express some of the wildest yet profoundly philosophic statements about their own convictions and beliefs, and sometimes just spreading the ancient wisdom. For example, check this statement: As free as a bird. It’s a great expression to state the belief of your own self,
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Sanskrit is a beautiful language and if you can use it for common and day-to-day conversation, it sounds so amazing. To begin with, you can start incorporating one-syllable words into your daily conversations and see how it goes–are you able to pronounce correctly and are you able to convey the feeling of that word? It’s
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How to say thanks in Sanskrit In the recent years, the search about how to say words and things in Sanskrit have increased because a lot of online sources are trying to provide this information. Sadly, a lot of them provide wrong or incomplete information, and some go on the extent of cheating by transliterating
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We bring you another one of Sanskrit tattoo translation phrases. The English representation of this translated phrase would be: Manonītā In simple English, it would be represented as: Manoneeta Just remember that it is feminine version of this phrase. If you would like to explore more of Sanskrit tattoo translation of phrases, you may write to
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Continuing with our series of providing Sanskrit tattoo translation of some famous phrases, we are bringing you another one. Its Sanskrit translation reads like this with phonetic transliteration: Nṛityamasti Tirohitabhāṣā Jīvātmanaḥ In simple English, it would read like this: Nrityamasti Tirohitabhasha Jivatmanah We hope you would be benefited with this Sanskrit tattoo translation if you would
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