Sarah Vicki

The Sanskrit word for coward is कातरः. The term refers to a person who lacks courage.

The Sanskrit word for dustbin is अवकरकण्डोलः. The term refers to a container used for collecting waste and rubbish.

The Sanskrit word for blue is नील. नील is primarily used as an adjective to describe something that is blue-coloured.

The English word tongue is translated into Sanskrit as जिह्वा. The term refers to the anatomical organ of the mouth.

Generosity in Sanskrit is दान (dā́na). दान refers to the trait of being willing to donate. It can mean a charity, an alms or a gift.

The Sanskrit phrase for “I am” is अस्मि. अस्मि is used to state one’s own existence or identity.

The Sanskrit word for “bridge” is सेतु. सेतु refers to a construction or a natural feature that spans a divide.

The English phrase “god bless you” is expressed in Sanskrit as ईश्वरः त्वां रक्षतु. This phrase is used as an interjection when someone has sneezed.

The English word “preservation” is translated into Sanskrit as संरक्षणम्. The term refers to the act of preserving.

The English phrase ‘sambar’ is translated into Sanskrit as साम्बारम्.