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The Sanskrit for “to rip, tear” is पाटयति (pāṭayati). विदारयति (vidārayati), “tears apart”, is stronger. पाटयति is used for tearing cloth, paper or leaves.

The Sanskrit word for golden is सुवर्ण. The term is an adjective meaning made of, or relating to, gold.

In Sanskrit, the English word earth is translated as पृथ्वी (pṛthvī). The word is used to refer to the third planet of the Solar System.

The Sanskrit word for potato is आलुकम्. This term refers to the plant tuber eaten as a starchy vegetable.

The English word “me” is translated to Sanskrit as माम्. माम् is the objective form of the pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

The Sanskrit word for “start” is आरम्भ.

The English phrase India is called भारत in Sanskrit. The term is used as a name for the country.

एकम् is the Sanskrit word for the cardinal number one. एकम् is used to denote the number 1.

The Sanskrit word for pyramid is सूचीस्तम्भ (sūcīstambha). सूचीस्तम्भ refers to an ancient construction, specifically a pyramid.

To say dal in Sanskrit, meaning the dish of cooked split pulses, use सूप (sūpa).