Sarah Vicki

The English word “soft” is translated into Sanskrit as मृदु or कोमल. The term मृदु is used to describe something that easily gives way under pressure.

The Sanskrit word for “victorious” is विजयी. विजयी is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is a winner or has achieved victory.

The English phrase “minutes” translates to Sanskrit as निमेषाः. निमेषाः refers to short periods of time used to measure duration.

The Sanskrit word for wolf is वृक. The term refers to the animal (noun) known as a wolf.

The Sanskrit word for sharp is तीक्ष्ण. All forms of this word describe something that is able to cut easily.

In Sanskrit, wood is expressed as काष्ठ or दारु. The term refers to wood as a substance.

The phrase “thank you and have a nice day” in Sanskrit is धन्यवादः, सुदिनमस्तु.

The English word “region” can be translated into Sanskrit as देश or क्षेत्र.

The English phrase “gathering” is translated into Sanskrit as सभा. सभा is used to refer to a get-together or a social function.

The English word “corn” is translated into Sanskrit as मक्का. मक्का refers to a tall cereal plant that produces large ears of yellow or white kernels.