Sarah Vicki

The Sanskrit word for greed is लोभ (lobha). लोभ is used to describe a selfish desire for more than is needed.

The Sanskrit word for “bag” is स्यूतः (syūtah). The term refers to a flexible container used for carrying items.

The Sanskrit word for apple is सेवम्. सेवम् refers to the fruit of the Malus domestica tree.

To say happy Guru Purnima in Sanskrit, use शुभगुरुपूर्णिमा (Śubhagurupūrṇimā).

The Sanskrit word for poison is विष. विष is used to refer to a substance that is harmful to a living organism.

The English phrase “my” is translated to Sanskrit as मम.

The Sanskrit word महा (mahā) corresponds to the English phrase “maha”.

The Sanskrit for “to defeat” is जयति (jayati), “conquers”, used with the defeated person as the object.

The Sanskrit word for number is सङ्ख्या. सङ्ख्या is a noun used to describe an abstract entity used to describe quantity.

The Sanskrit word for giraffe is चित्रोष्ट्र (citroṣṭra). The word चित्रोष्ट्र is used to refer to the giraffe, a type of spotted mammal.