Sarah Vicki

To wish someone “all the best” in Sanskrit, say शुभमस्तु (śubham astu), “may it be auspicious”.

The Sanskrit word for torch is उल्का (ulkā́).

The usual way to say stupid in Sanskrit is मूर्ख (mūrkha). मूर्ख (mūrkha) is the general term for a fool or someone lacking in intelligence.

To say “give me” in Sanskrit, use मह्यं देहि. The phrase is an expression of preference (verb).

The Sanskrit word for tree is वृक्ष. All provided forms refer to a large woody plant (noun) and are masculine in gender.

The Sanskrit word for earthquake is भूकम्प. भूकम्प is a masculine noun used to describe the shaking of the surface of a planet.

प्रविशामि किम्? is the Sanskrit way to say “may I come in?”. This phrase is used as a polite request for permission to enter a room or a building.

Sandalwood in Sanskrit is चन्दन. The term refers to the aromatic heartwood of trees belonging to the genus Santalum.

The English phrase ‘holiday homework’ is translated into Sanskrit as अवकाशगृहकार्यम्.

The English word ‘clarity’ is translated into Sanskrit as प्रसन्नता (prasannatā). प्रसन्नता refers to the state or measure of being clear.