Sanskrit

The Sanskrit for “us” as a direct object is अस्मान् (asmān). The short form नः (naḥ) is also used. अस्मान् stands alone or at the start of a phrase.

वार्षिकोत्सवस्य शुभाशयाः is the Sanskrit way to say happy anniversary.

The English word penguin is translated into Sanskrit as पेंगुइन. पेंगुइन is used to refer to a flightless sea bird.

The Sanskrit word for “are” is सन्ति. सन्ति is used to state that multiple people or things exist in the present tense.

The English word “scolding” is translated into Sanskrit as भर्त्सनम्. भर्त्सनम् refers to a succession of critical remarks

The English word ‘elephant’ is translated into Sanskrit as गज.

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

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

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

The Sanskrit word for lily is कुमुद. In a formal context, कुमुद refers specifically to the white water lily.