Sanskrit

The English word “pure” translates to Sanskrit as शुद्ध. शुद्ध is used to describe something that is free of foreign material or pollutants.

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

The Sanskrit word for “runner” is धावकः. The term refers to a person who runs or moves at a fast pace.

The Sanskrit word for pilgrimage is तीर्थयात्रा (tīrthayātrā). The term refers to a religious journey or a trip to a sacred place.

The Sanskrit word for lizard is गोधा (godhā́). गोधा is a noun used to refer to the reptile known as a lizard.

In Sanskrit, the English verb ‘to copy’ is expressed by प्रतिलिपि. The term is used to mean producing something identical

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.

The Sanskrit word for “to” (in the sense of direction) is प्रति.

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

namaste is the Sanskrit word for a greeting.