Rachel Miriam

The English phrase “thank you so much” is expressed in Sanskrit as भूरि धन्यवादः. This phrase is used to express a high level of gratitude toward someone.

The English word “jackfruit” is translated into Sanskrit as पनस.

The English phrase “happy diwali” is translated into Sanskrit as दीपावल्याः शुभाशयाः.

The English word “greedy” is translated into Sanskrit as लोभी.

In Sanskrit, the word for pledge is प्रतिज्ञा.

The English phrase “stand up” is translated into Sanskrit as उत्तिष्ठ. उत्तिष्ठ is used to express the action of rising from a sitting position.

The Sanskrit word for “runner” is धावकः. The term refers to a person who runs or moves at a fast pace.

The Sanskrit word for “to” (in the sense of direction) is प्रति.

The phrase “I like you” in Sanskrit is अहं त्वां कामयामि.

The English verb “disturb” is translated into Sanskrit as बाध्. The word बाध् is used to express the idea of confusing or irritating someone.