Sanskrit

The Sanskrit word for hut is कुटीरम्. कुटीरम् refers to a primitive dwelling.

The Sanskrit word for knife is छुरिका (churikā). छुरिका is a noun used to refer to a utensil or a tool specifically designed for cutting.

The English phrase ‘medicine’ can be translated into Sanskrit as औषध.

The English word spring is translated into Sanskrit as वसन्त.

The Sanskrit word for crude (lacking tact or taste) is अपक्व.

The Sanskrit word for little finger is कनिष्ठिका. The term refers to the outermost and smallest finger of the hand.

In Sanskrit, “thanks” can be expressed as धन्यवादान or अनुगृहीतोऽस्मि. These terms are used to express appreciation or gratitude.

The English verb “disturb” is translated into Sanskrit as बाध्. The word बाध् is used to express the idea of confusing or irritating someone.

The English phrase “happy wedding anniversary” is translated into Sanskrit as विवाहवार्षिकोत्सवस्य अभिनन्दनानि.

The English word leaf is translated into Sanskrit as पर्ण. The term refers to the part of a plant. A common synonym for this is पत्र.